Archive for the ‘ Composite Bats ’ Category

Bat Rolling Companies – Who’s feeding you bad information?

The numbers of bat rolling companies are increasing everyday. Just last year there where only 3-4 showing up within the Google search and now there are about a dozen and of those dozen there are only 2-3 that actually know what they are doing. Of the 5 companies that come up on the first page [ READ MORE ]

What is the preferred method of Bat Altering?

We understand that there are many ways to improve the performance of your Composite or Aluminum Softball or Baseball bats. Bat Rolling and Bat Shaving are the most common methods currently in use. Bat conversions use to be one of the favorites but a few manufacturers and associations started cracking down on copyright infringement and [ READ MORE ]

USSSA Convention News – New Balls & Worlds Dates

On monday novenber 5th USSSA held a manufactures ball test in Kissimmee Fl at the national headquarters. All manufactures were invited to attend. 5 manufactures attended and the end result was the .52/275 ball was approved for play starting april 1 2010. The .40/325 will stay in play until the inventory of them is sold [ READ MORE ]

Bat Rolling Machines – How to see through the sales pitch!

If you’ve ever been in the market for a bat rolling machine I’m sure you’ve found that there are several sites out there that other similar products. Each one of them trying to sell you their product and of course they all point out features of their roller that are different (and better) than the [ READ MORE ]

NCAA proposes ban on composite barrel bats – Update 11/4/09

Updated – Here’s and excellent link with some additional information on the ban and effect of bat rolling. Here’s some information I came across recently regarding the NCAA proposed ban on composite barrel bats for 2010. Apparently it’s a little more than a proposed ban. In a recent catalog I received from Baseball Express I [ READ MORE ]