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Get a pine tar feel without a pine tar mess |
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Use it on hands, gloves, wood or aluminum bats |
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Doesn’t gunk up your bat |
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It doesn't get gooey or sticky as the weather gets hotter |
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Dissipates quickly so there’s no lingering sticky feel |
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Doesn’t stain your clothes like pine tar, so uniforms stay cleaner and last longer |
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Catchers and fielders use it on their glove hands to obtain a better feel for their glove or mitt |
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On the field, touch up your fingers for better ball control, especially if the field is wet or your hands are sweaty |
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Keeps hitters from over-gripping |
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Approved for play by Major League Baseball |
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A lot of hitters, especially young ones, put so much effort into holding on tight to the bat, they hit with their hands, wrists and arms. With Gorilla Gold, you can back off your grip, transferring more strength into hips, legs and upper body where it’s needed, while saving that extra gripping power for the point of contact. |
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Ed Scheff
Head Coach
Lewis Clark State College
NAIA Champions
’ 98, ’99. ’00, '02, '03. |
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