The Edge Power Gloves were rated a top training tool by Collegiate Baseball, which had this to say in January 2002:
This product has proven to increase speed and power for pitching and throwing by increasing arm strength and helping develop proper technique. In testing with 100 college pitchers over a 2-year period, the results showed a definite increase in pitching velocity, endurance and power.
The tests also showed a significant decrease in arm and shoulder injuries. No pitchers involved in the testing suffered injuries in the seasons that followed the testing. Pitchers using this device have strengthened the shoulder and rotator cuff to help reduce the possibilities of injury.
“Coaches have tried different weights for years in training hitters and pitchers to hit and throw harder while attempting to stay healthy. But this is the first time to my knowledge weight has been on the back of the hand. This product has benefits which should be closely looked into,” said New York Mets pitching coach Rick Peterson.
Studies have shown that training with the Edge Gloves for an 8-10 week period elicited an increase in pitch velocity of 2.2 mph.
These benefits work great for softball too!
- Coach JP
The Edge Power Gloves are used by many of the top college programs in the nation, including Georgia Tech, Georgia, Alabama, Auburn, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, and Cal Polly.
Additionally, many of today's up-and-coming stars in the majors are using this product, including Mark Prior (Cubs), Barry Zito (A's), and Toby Hall (Devil Rays).














The Edge definitely INCREASES POWER in hitting. The Edge can be worn during warm up, in the batting cage and during batting practice. It is no secret that bat speed is a vital part of power hitting and The Edge works to increase bat speed. By wearing The Edge on a regular basis, swinging the applied weight helps strengthen all the muscles used throughout the entire swinging motion. This is known as functional strengthening through functional exercise. This not only works for the major muscles, but also the minor muscles, which help with control.

