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Although they’re known for their gloves, Mizuno has some of the hottest softball bats on the field today. Their most popular and highest performing design is called the Frenzy, yet somehow it has managed to slide under the radar a little. The Frenzy was released in an ASA approved, balanced design and a USSSA approved, end loaded design this year. These bats are made from Black Array Carbon Fiber, a material that produces a bat with easily one of the highest ratios of performance and durability. If you’re looking to try something new, you ought to check out this bat. Take a look at this video if you need further convincing: |
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| "Year after year, DeMarini's commitment to innovation remains the same - to bring the best bats in the game to players at every skill level." The DeMarini Steel and Raw Steel can be utilized by any player wanting to swing a quality bat. The Steel 01 Single wall Barrel gives a "ping" noise that lets you know how you connected with the ball. Watch these reviews and hear the "ping" for yourself! |
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Louisville Slugger has really stuck to their guns with the Vertex series. The Vertex series is great balance of technology and respect for the game. Louisville uses their very strong LS-2x composite material for the handle which makes it even more stiff than its counterpart, the Exogrid. The very stiff handle with an alloy barrel creates a whipping action through the zone that is like no other. The combination of composite handle with an alloy barrel makes for an incredible barrel flex for hitters looking for an edge on the competition. The Vertex proves that Louisville is maximizing technology to its fullest potential. |
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JustBats.com received the new 2012 Anderson TechZilla youth bat recently. Anderson created the TechZilla to help the average youth ballplayer become a great hitter. A lot of bats claim they can improve a players game, so how do you know if it truly does? I decided to do some investigatory work and ask one of our experts if the TechZilla is as good as it claims to be. Watch the video and find out why the TechZilla is taking the youth market by storm! |
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Over the last few years baseball was introduced to a new category of bats that took leagues around the nation by storm. These new “Coach Pitch” bats featured monster barrels and weight to length ratios that had only been seen on Tee Ball bats. The thought of using a 2 ¾” bat with a -11.5 drop was very enticing and many customers took advantage of the new product offering. |
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| In 2010 Rawlings introduced the 5150 BBCOR using a different technology than most manufacturers. They use a variable wall thickness to allow their bats to meet BBCOR specifications. Many other manufacturers simply bulked up the walls of their bat or inserted a ring to keep the barrel from flexing. The variable wall thickness that Rawlings developed allows the bat to have the maximum barrel flex and to have better “pop” away from the sweet spot. |
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