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Hey everyone! In case you haven't heard yet the Marucci Cat 5 bats are back in stock and ready to be shipped from JustBats.com. If you are tired of that awful vibration in your hands when making contact then this bat is the one for you. Marucci has developed some great new technology that drastically reduces the amount of vibration coming from the bat. When doing some tests with bat scientist Dr. Daniel A. Russell they found that this bat has a vibration dampening rate that's five and a half times higher than other competitors. So if you want a nice, smooth swing come check out this amazing bat at JustBats.com!
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Baum Research & Development Company is the leading manufacturer of wood composite baseball bats in the world. Baum®Bats hit, feel and look exactly like professional wood bats, and the Baum®Bat's amazing durability outlasts wood 200-500 to one. |
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Are you tired of constantly reaching down to pick up baseballs or softballs? Are you a coach or a parent who continually strains your back and arms while hitting multiple ground and fly balls during practice? If you answered yes to either or both of these questions, the D-Bat Skipper Stick is for you. It’s a fungo bat with a ball retrieving end cap, so you don’t have to bend down to pick up balls anymore. The Skipper Stick is an all-around good training bat to have in your bag, and here’s why:
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Weighted doughnuts are a thing of the past. It adds weight to the end of the bat, and it’s unsafe. A better alternative is the Bratt Bat. It’s the premier weighted training bat for softball and baseball training, and it’s used by over 250 Major Leaguers. The Bratt Bat is unique because its patented design distributes weight along the length of the bat giving it the balance and feel of your hitting bat. If you’re looking to increase your bat speed and power, check out the video to learn more about the Bratt Bat.
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If you’ve had a conversation over the past 5 years about the hottest bats in baseball or softball, you’ve likely talked about the DeMarini “CF” bats. Starting with the CF3 that was first released in 2007, these bats have left a permanent mark on the sport. After players with a CF4 spent the past two seasons dominating their competition, it was time for DeMarini to up their standards even further. This year, the release of the CF5 was met with acclaim and skepticism alike. There were those that just knew that this bat would be even better than the last, and then there were those that were convinced that there was no way a bat could get hotter than the 2011 CF4. The latter was in for a surprise.
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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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