anyone use this or have comments

[spedrunr]

on the results of using this "better mouse trap"?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vj5IbNSZHl4

looks like fun if you're limited to space to throw and play catch (like in the living room when the boss is gone and it's 120 degrees outside)

i suppose i can make one out of an old neoprene knee pad and get the golf whiffle balls.....

i guess it's like trying to catch a BB in one of those made in mexico miniature leather baseball gloves that you hang on a key chain

[NokonaFan]

that's the upscale version of my duct tape two-finger glove

[wjr953]

I bought a set of these so I could improve my grandson's catching skills. When you first try these, for about the first 5-10 minutes, you can't catch anything, and it's extremely frustrating. All of a sudden, you start getting the hang of it and then it's really a lot of fun. My grandson and I laughed so hard while we were doing this, and we couldn't believe the catches that we were both making. Then we switched back to our regular baseball gloves and a hardball and it felt like we were throwing a basketball and catching with a trash can. What a weird feeling making the adjustment from the small ball and web glove to the conventional ball and glove. I think that this is an absolutely great learning tool for baseball players. It really helps to improve eye/hand coordination. My grandson and I still use this from time to time before playing catch, and we have a great time together doing it. It's a great way to spend quality time with my grandson, and it helps him improve his skills at the same time. A classic win-win situation.

VBR, br

[wjr953]

These are advertised on eBay fairly often and they are not at all expensive.

br