nolan11
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Hello, I have been appointed to get the softballs for our league. I need some help...I do know a little about softballs but a little confused right now.
The higher the compression the harder the ball right?
The higher the Core the harder the ball right?
At least thats what i read somewhere..LOL Anyway, we used to use Worth Grey Dots which were 375/40 and were nice balls. Stayed hard pretty much through a whole 7 inning game. But then we ran out side season and get the Worth Super Gold Dot NSA 400/40 and it absolutely sucked balls..No pun intended!!
So why did the higher core/compression ball suck? It was very soft and barley went anywhere as far as distance compared to the grey dot that had a lower core and compression?
It wasn't just a dud either, we had 50 of them and they all sucked.
What am I missing here? So what is a good solid 12" ball to use these days for Mens slow pitch? I dont want a blue dot or anything as they are very hard. We need something that stays solid and is not real soft.
Any info would greatly be appreciated.
Thanks,
Bruce
The higher the compression the harder the ball right?
The higher the Core the harder the ball right?
At least thats what i read somewhere..LOL Anyway, we used to use Worth Grey Dots which were 375/40 and were nice balls. Stayed hard pretty much through a whole 7 inning game. But then we ran out side season and get the Worth Super Gold Dot NSA 400/40 and it absolutely sucked balls..No pun intended!!
So why did the higher core/compression ball suck? It was very soft and barley went anywhere as far as distance compared to the grey dot that had a lower core and compression?
It wasn't just a dud either, we had 50 of them and they all sucked.
What am I missing here? So what is a good solid 12" ball to use these days for Mens slow pitch? I dont want a blue dot or anything as they are very hard. We need something that stays solid and is not real soft.
Any info would greatly be appreciated.
Thanks,
Bruce