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4 Responses to “What is a good wood bat for winter in the cages?”
They all work. If you’re swinging wood, you’re likely in the higher speed cages, probably with dimple balls. You’re gonna break it. Don’t spend huge amounts of money on some super duper “for major league players” bat. Just find you a good quality bat that is comfortable to swing. Maybe a little on the heavy side for cage and form work in the off season.
One that doesn’t break! Go to this website and check out these new bats. They come with a ONE YEAR WARRANTY! Hard to beat that.
ps. go with a heavier bat for training! So if your aluminum is a 33/30 maybe go with a 33/31 or 34/31. It will help build strength and make the aluminum feel like a tin can come spring.
Maple is a good choice but it doesn’t really matter just be sure not to hit on the lable thats how you break them and you lose power
Barnstable maple bats are awsome and tough
They all work. If you’re swinging wood, you’re likely in the higher speed cages, probably with dimple balls. You’re gonna break it. Don’t spend huge amounts of money on some super duper “for major league players” bat. Just find you a good quality bat that is comfortable to swing. Maybe a little on the heavy side for cage and form work in the off season.
One that doesn’t break! Go to this website and check out these new bats. They come with a ONE YEAR WARRANTY! Hard to beat that.
ps. go with a heavier bat for training! So if your aluminum is a 33/30 maybe go with a 33/31 or 34/31. It will help build strength and make the aluminum feel like a tin can come spring.