BodyGuardz vs. The Batting Cages

An all out battle between who is stronger: BodyGuardz Armor Carbon Fiber or the batting cage fast-pitch softball in our second edition of BodyGuardz vs.

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[bodyguardz]

Great ideas guys! Thanks for the feedback!

[middleguymike]

this proves nothing... the force was spread out too much bc it wasnt held tightly. yet I dont really want to buy a product that survives a baseball but only to find my portable device that it was protecting3 broken into 20 pieces.

[Myaccountbastards]

And this proves what?

[brewdev]

@middleguymike Exactly... this only proves that the material is strong; but it doesn't necessary mean that it will protect the device from shocks!

[Jolinator]

bodyguardz make some solid products, i find that the iphone bodygaurds loose clarity overtime like they all do however, anyone know what the song at :22 to :38 is?

[Jeff12productions]

Now try that with and iPad or an iPhone.

[BrutalSarcasm]

one of the most stupid video i have seen ever.

[asdfuogh]

@middleguymike Yeah, I was going to point out that it proves nothing since they didn't hold it tight; they decreased the force by extending the time of impact so it really means nothing at all.

[InfernalXpression]

but the question is, will it blend?

[spyderxb]

This doesn't prove anything other than your protective film won't rip very easily. The impact of a softballl would still destroy any device it would cover.