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Tag Archives: Reviews
New 2024 DeMarini The Goods Baseball Bat: Everything You Need to Know
The 2024 DeMarini The Goods is a BBCOR baseball bat that is designed for power hitters. Continue reading
Learn What’s New With the 2013 Rawlings Baseball Bats.
Here are reviews of the 2013 lineup of Rawlings youth and BBCOR baseball bats, including the Plasma, Velo, 5150 and Machine. Does Rawlings have a man crush on Louiville and are trying to emulate them because of this? Read on… … Continue reading
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2013 Demarini CF5 Review
This review is for the 2013 Demarini CF5 baseball bat that is available in youth, senior and BBCOR models. It is a 100% composite, double wall, flex handle bat utilizing their half and half technology and a low swing weight … Continue reading
Here are Our 2013 Louisville Slugger Bats and Reviews
The Louisville name is synonymous with baseball bats and in reviews it’s impossible to separate them. Unfortunately they’ve been fighting an uphill battle in the industry to regain the top spot in the industry. The problem has been in the … Continue reading
Posted in Louisville Bats Tagged 2013, bat, exogrid, louisville, omaha, Reviews, slugger, vertex, z1000 Leave a comment
2013 Youth and BBCOR Baseball Bats
There are going to be few 2013 Youth and BBCOR baseball bats on the market during the normal spring release season. The main reason is due to the BBCOR standard being implemented in 2012. The manufactures had to scramble to … Continue reading
2012 Best Baseball Bat Recommendations
Here are my reviews and recommendations of the best youth, senior and BBCOR 2012 baseball bats. Everything is sorted by the composition of the bat and the price. I believe this simplifies a complex decision making it easier to pinpoint … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball Bat Reviews, My Bat Recommendations Tagged 2012, baseball, bat, bbcor, best, recommendations, Reviews 1 Comment
2012 Louisville Slugger BBCOR Baseball Bats
Louisville has a long and respected history in the baseball bat industry and was considered the holy grail of baseball bats. That distinction has long since faded and they are trying to catch up. Unfortunately, it’s going to be a … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball Bat Reviews, Louisville Bats Tagged 2012, baseball, bats, bbcor, exogrid, louisville, omaha, Reviews, youth, z1000 1 Comment
2012 Marucci BBCOR Bat Reviews
Marucci Baseball Bat Reviews First, yes the Cat 5, 33 inch Adult -3 has been banned as of February 2012. You can read more about that here. The Marucci Bat Company has a great story behind it. In 2002 Jack … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball Bat Reviews, Marucci Bats Tagged 2012, baseball, bats, cat 5, marucci, marucci black, marucci cat 5, Reviews 3 Comments
Learn What The BBCOR Baseball Bat Standard Is, and Why It’s Important.
BBCOR (Batted Ball Coefficient of Restitution), the baseball bat standard that replaced BESR (Ball Exit Speed Ratio) Many are still confused with the BBCOR standard and exactly what it means. Here’s a very simple explanation. Rather than measuring the ratio … Continue reading
Here are Oure Reviews of the Easton Power Brigade Bats
Easton’s long awaited Power Brigade series has finally hit the market. This lineup follows Easton’s format of offering a 100% composite two-piece bat, hybrid two-piece bat and 100% alloy bat. The difference is that they will come in two different … Continue reading