This is our second interview of our "Meet the Pro Series." We are so excited to spend time with Ian Happ, one of our MLB pros and the inspiration of our newest Happ Signature Series gloves coming soon. We talk life, baseball, and Ian's trials and tribulations on his way to become a starter for the Chicago Cubs. Stay in the know MEET IAN HAPP from BRUCE BOLT VIMEO on Vimeo.
It's been a long time coming but BRUCE BOLT and Bear have finally kicked off what we hope are an endless series of interviews with our Pro and Collegiate BRUCE BOLT Players. Check out our first video interview ever with NY Mets and BB Signature Series Player, Brandon Nimmo. Bear and Brandon discuss growing up in Wyoming, the High School Sports dilemma, the choice he had to make between college and the minors and finally giving his destiny over to GOD. Stay in the know This is compelling content for any aspiring player or parent who want some insights into...
As you may know, everything I design here at BRUCE BOLT is built because as a baseball player, I know what I like. I’ve always prided myself on growing a decent helmet, but I always hated sweat and my long hair getting in my eyes, so when I had the chance, I designed a 4-way stretch, moisture wicking headband that fits perfectly under your game cap. But this post isn't about that, it's about an ongoing argument I have with my dad over who has better flow - Baseball or Hockey Players? Stay in the know My dad, who used...
Can you guess the number of “high stress” throws a select player’s arm endures on a championship tournament weekend? 60 100 200 270+ If you said 270+, you’re correct. Here’s the math…..If you play 5 games to reach the championship in a typical weekend and you consider 20 pregame long tosses before each game and 5 warm up throws between innings in a 6 inning game, you're at 270 “high stress” throws before you even make play in the field. If you are pitching, you can add at least another 80 throws to that count. And if you are catching,...
It’s been a while since I posted anything on the BRUCE BOLT BLOG. I feel compelled to reflect on what happened with BRUCE BOLT in 2019, and I will, but tonight on behalf of Bear and myself, I just want to say, “THANK YOU” to everyone who supported BRUCE BOLT by buying our gear or simply sending a kind email wishing Bear and the company success. WE ARE TRULY APPRECIATIVE AND FEEL BLESSED. BRUCE BOLT is becoming a “movement” and we have you to thank for it. Stay in the know With that, I’m going to leave you with this...
Another day, another interview. It's been a pretty crazy summer for Bear and BRUCE BOLT. It just so happened that a local sports reporter with the Austin American Statesman, Leslee Bassman, came across the KVUE interview we'd done a couple of days before and wanted to write an article on Bear and the company. Leslee was so professional and wrote a very flattering article about the company and Bear. Here it is..... Stay in the know Lake Pointe teen pitches new batting gloves By Leslee Bassman Contributing writer Posted Aug 8, 2019 at 10:20 AM When rising Hyde Park High School senior Bear Mayer returns...
