Easton Bat Choke Black

I found a very easy way to install this bat choke. Boil a pot of water and then place the bat choke into the boiling water for two minutes. While its in the water apply a dime size amount of cooking oil on the bat nob, (I used olive oil). I stood the bat on the floor and used my feet to hold it up-right. I removed the bat choke using metal tongs and I put on leather garden gloves in case the bat choke was hot. I placed the bat choke at an angle on the nob of the bat, and pushed it right over the nob and it slipped over the nob and it popped on. Remember to slip the cone side of the bat choke over the nob first, so the bottom of the bat choke sits on the nob and the cone side is facing towards the top of the bat. I tried to add a picture but not to tech savy.

Took the advice of the other reviewer- Worked Great! Got it on in 1 try.