3N2 Momentum Turf Trainer Review

Categories: Slowpitch, Softball

Wow, time really flies! I had meant to post this video review after returning from China in November, but stepped off the plane and into a whirlwind of end-of-year 3N2 activities. Our 2010 product has been steadily arriving at the Orlando warehouse, our new website will be launching soon and I’ve been busy traveling to tournaments and tradeshows.  I’m currently at NFCA in Nashville and hope to have a video of Michele Smith posted soon, who I’ve been lucky enough to spend some time with here in Tennessee.  In any case, I often have folks ask me about what makes our Momentum turf shoe special.  I was able to take some time when I was working with our product teams in China to get some of my thoughts on video.  It’s shot in the Hong Kong harbor so apologies for all of the background noise.

Wow, time really flies! I had meant to post this video review after returning from China in November, but stepped off the plane and into a whirlwind of end-of-year 3N2 activities. Our 2010 product has been steadily arriving at the Orlando warehouse, our new website will be launching soon and I’ve been busy traveling to tournaments and tradeshows.  I’m currently at NFCA in Nashville and will have a video of Michele Smith posted soon. We have been working with Michele and our athletes on fastpitch product development and of course many, many meetings.  In any case, I often have folks ask me about what makes our Momentum turf shoe special.  I was able to take some time when I was working with our product teams in China to get some of my thoughts on video.  It’s shot in the Hong Kong harbor – the morning after my 30 hour + trip – so apologies for all of the background noise.

2 Comments

  1. u take it on TST, the side of victoria habour…do u know that japan and taiwan ppl also like to play baseball and softball…u can do business over there too

  2. You are correct. I was on the TST side of Victoria Harbour shooting that video after a long plane ride so jet lag was definitely in effect. Yes, Taiwan, Korea and Japan love baseball and softball. It has really helped that each of these countries have had players in the MLB and the fan support has grown as a result. I can’t wait to see the first mainland Chinese player make it into the MLB and see if that increases the fan base in China as it has with basketball in China.

    In any case, our product is currently available in Japan and Korea at US military bases, and of course online.

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