Tattoo spinner NX3 balls
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TWmccoy
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Yeah, I found one of the green/yellow ones in Vegas last weekend and I have zero clue what cor/compression the ball is. I can tell its bouncy. It bounces off the ground like a golf ball.
I also love the C+ NX3s. Those are good performing balls.
thelastsamurai
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Yellow blu I think is 52 300
Yellow green harder, I know you aren’t suppose to use Monsta bats with those, I think Carl posted on militia page
Yellow green harder, I know you aren’t suppose to use Monsta bats with those, I think Carl posted on militia page
tonys1
Moderator
Says they use a "Severity Index" instead of cor / comp
chile
Bad Ape
this one?
yup.
thelastsamurai
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Do the nx3 balls have better durability for guys that have used them a lot? Some of the asa tourneys let us use any 52 300, have only used the nx3 asa ball once, seemed very good for the limited hits I had. Thought I heard better durability?
Bobby Buggs
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Severity index is not a standard by which associations measure the spec of the ball therefor it means nothing when it comes to rating Cor/Compression. They are the only company Not telling you what the actual cor and compression is.
kratos1981
Active Member
I've been using them plus the patriot homerun ball for about a year now. I really like them. You can hose them or leave them in a rain soaked field like I did for a week and keep using them without noticing a difference. I haven't seen any damage to the balls yet even after they hit fencing or concrete.
They do feel different when you hit them and seem like they cut through the air differently then normal balls. The green ones seem to be really bouncy like a 52 but a little harder than a 300 compression. Purely a guess but if I had to guess I would say something like a 58/400.
They also have a nice tacky rubbery feel that hasn't changed since I've been using them.
They do feel different when you hit them and seem like they cut through the air differently then normal balls. The green ones seem to be really bouncy like a 52 but a little harder than a 300 compression. Purely a guess but if I had to guess I would say something like a 58/400.
They also have a nice tacky rubbery feel that hasn't changed since I've been using them.
tattooball
Active Member
58/400? Wow they wouldn't even flex your bat. The green and yellow balls have a severity index of around 1100si
A .44/375 has a severity index between 1800 to 2800 depending on the ball. We made these to perform similar to a good .44 cor but not as hard of impact to the bat. Is there a cor and comp? Yes it is a range and it is meaningless. The SI is the best part as you get to hit a good ball with less of an impact to your bat.
A .44/375 has a severity index between 1800 to 2800 depending on the ball. We made these to perform similar to a good .44 cor but not as hard of impact to the bat. Is there a cor and comp? Yes it is a range and it is meaningless. The SI is the best part as you get to hit a good ball with less of an impact to your bat.
Country469
Well-Known Member
I thought AD Starr was sold to ****s and Kevin doesnt even work there anymore? Hmmmm. Its nothing but the same polyurethane core that worth uses, no diff than a hot dot lol
SoftballDad52
Albino Rhino
I wish I could find a few dozen of these for BP somewhere....
bandylegs17
Coach
I love the grn/yellow ones. In over 2 years of use and lots of BP, no broken bats. They clean up really well.
I always keep them in the house in a closet so they're at room temp. And yes theyre a little bit lighter in weight.
If I wan't to go long, I'll use a Tatoo 44/375, Rock or Baden Fire but repeated use can break bats.
The blu/yellow ones are great too but a little to soft for my taste. I only use those in Dec-Feb.
The Evils are good too but definitely harder...
I always keep them in the house in a closet so they're at room temp. And yes theyre a little bit lighter in weight.
If I wan't to go long, I'll use a Tatoo 44/375, Rock or Baden Fire but repeated use can break bats.
The blu/yellow ones are great too but a little to soft for my taste. I only use those in Dec-Feb.
The Evils are good too but definitely harder...
tattooball
Active Member
They will be back in stock soon. Bet you can't guess where i'll show up next. Can't wait to get back at it. A lot of testing been going on and good things happening.
Bobby Buggs
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Not many places left to guess