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It is ok to put your leg guards in the washing machine but only with cold water and on the gently cycle. Otherwise, they could warp and lose their shape. Do not put them in the dryer because this will definitely cause them to become malformed.

I suggest spraying watered down Windex on it and then rubbing it off with a coarse rag.

They can be made of pig skin, kangaroo skin, classic leather, premium steer hide or buffalo skin.

The only real difference is that gloves for women have thinner finger holes.

They can be made out of aluminum, maple wood, bamboo and ash. Aluminum and maple wood are the most popular type of bat.

This is probably due to metal fatigue from hitting the ball repeatedly on the same area of the bat. It happened to my favorite bat over about two years and I was really bummed out!

I have never seen one on the market and I've been selling baseball equipment for five years. I suggest you simply move closer to the machine because the ball slows down the closer it gets to the plate.

Don't worry, this is a very common problem and you are not alone. The issue is that you are either standing too far or too close to the plate. You need to adjust your angle to make sure that you are in the right place at the right time and that you aren't swinging to earlier or too late.

Unfortunately, Under Armor is not like a bullet proof vest but for baseball. Under Armor is just a brand name of a company that makes different baseball and other sports apparel.

I have Oakley glasses with iridium lenses that I absolutely love. They completely protect my eyes and they don't hurt after a long day in the sun. Oakley make a lot of different frames for iridium glasses but really anything iridium is fine.

It's not a good idea to use a new, quality baseball bat at a batting cage because the balls that come out of the machine are much denser than regular baseballs. This could end up doing irreversible damage to your baseball bat.

No. They are different because each one has a different length to weight ratio to handle the different types of balls.

to bushnell?

FixYa

http://bushnell.com/manuals/riflescopes/SportView_Riflescope.pdf

Hello,

when the army compact binoculars dropped, one or two components inside must have been moved/shifted/disconnected from it's correct position.

You just have the disassemble the army compact binoculars in order to know what's wrong. Check for the loosed nut or any disconnected component inside the unit.

Disassembling army compact binoculars will likely result in the damage or even destruction of the field glasses; you should attempt this procedure only on inexpensive binoculars or those that are already damaged, so you can get the feel of how to do it properly. As you take apart the field glasses, label every part, including from which scope it came (left or right) to aid in the reassembly process. Binoculars include two scopes (or "optics," containing the lenses or "objectives" and prisms) held together by a mounting assembly. Disassemble one scope at a time.

1. Gently turn the external guard ring (the outermost ring on the forward-facing part of the binoculars) in a counterclockwise motion and remove it (all rings will come free in a counterclockwise motion). If the ring does not turn by hand, use a strap wrench (as you would to remove an oil filter from a car).
2. Unscrew the retaining ring from the front of the objective housing (the second ring behind the guard ring) using a spanner wrench.
3. Remove the objective ring (the notched ring located behind the retaining ring within the objective cell; this manages the motion of the forward lens) with a jeweler's straight slot screwdriver; this should free the objective cell (which is 1 1/2 to 2 inches long, depending on the power of the binoculars) so you can remove it as well.
4. Hold the objective cell in one hand and unscrew the objective bell housing from the front of the unit (this may also require the use of a strap wrench).
5. Repeat this process for the other scope.

Try to fix whatsoever that was loosed inside and assemble it back.

I hope the above makes sense to you.

Good luck.

http://www.bushnell.com/manuals/speed-gun/101911%20Velocity.pdf?CFID=13550711&CFTOKEN=e68e7cefdca98577-86DD926D-F7BF-D48A-FC8CA62F747F0606&

pull off the wheel and run the machine. you will be able to see if the hub is out off balance. if it spins true the you have a rim or tire out. this can be fixed by having a tire shop balance it for you or call Jugs and get a complete replacement,tire and rim ,shipped mounted and balanced.
it is very unlikely that the motor shaft is damaged unless it was droped trying to load it into a truck.
it most like;y is the tire and rim that is out

HI you can check the website of Bushnell for parts replacements here to replace the knob.Thanks
http://www.bushnell.com/global/customer-service/parts-information/

Hi, the unit should come when a battery is inserted in it whether it has a SD card in it or not. Try using another battery and if it still does not come up, then it is obviously a factory fault problem. No doubt about it....

Depending on the configuration of the battery pack, it may be only available from the manufacturer.
If a more common battery pack, you may get one from an alternative supplier. There are a number of fairly common packs made up of individual cells. You might compare the pack to those available on eBay.