what is the best little league baseball bat out now?
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there is no one of a kind wonder bat that everyone will like one guy might say he likes luisville sluggers and another guy might like easton or nike (yes nike baseball bats ive had two) right now im using an easton reflex although the bat before that was a luisville slugger tpx lazer and the two bats before that were nike bats.  what im trying to say is asking what the best type of bat is isnt going to get you a definite answer its all about what you like.  if you want some tips on how to pick a bat just put additional details (i have tips and stuff if you want em).  personaly i think ive used more easton bats then anything else but really its all how it feels.
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There is a site that will tell you all the approved and non approved bats on the market.\n\nThe list will change and some legal bats will be banned.\n\nThey have to be ASA approved and if you do a search just type in slo pitch bats and you will see several sites about bats.\n\nTry asa.com and that may get you there as well.\n\nAs for bats there are many very good ones but I personally like Worth bats the best and my favorite is the purple quad with C-555alloy that was made in 2003.\n\nThey have some good composite bats but so far I still prefer my 2003 model that I was lucky enough to find new last year.\nI knew it was good because I have a friend who got one the year before and the ball really carries when you hit it solid.\n\nSpeaking of hitting here is the best slo pitch site I have ever found and it has a lot of very good hitting tips.\n\nIt's www.swingmechanics.com\n\nThey talk about all things related to ball and that includes bats and which ones people like the most.\n\nA bat rating site is www.batwhores.com\n\nEaston has some very good bats like the Synergy and Mikan makes some of the best as well.\n\nThe Mikan Ultra 2 is said to be the best bat ever made but it is banned and you couldn't use it in  any league that is sanctioned.\n\nAnderson,Demarini and Mizuno make some good bats as well.\n\nLook fot them on sale but also read as many reports on them as you can because some bats will break more easily than others or they will warp or get waves in them if used in cold weather.\n\nYou should use a cheaper bat if it is below 60 degrees F\n\nGood luck in finding the perfect bat.\n\nI am constantly searching for it but it does have a lot to do with who is swinging it and the type of balls you are hitting.
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Any double walled bat that is NOT on the banned list provided by ASA.
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Perhaps http://www.littleleague.org/index.asp could help.
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i found this site....but wasn't gonna pay for it..:\n\nhttp://baseball-almanac.com/minor-league/order.html\n\n\ngood luck
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I hope your ready for this one:\nIf your under 12 years old the tachicara ultra light for $25 per is the best\nIf your over 12 and just beginning I would suggest the molten soft touch\nIf you play alot and are a female I would suggest the super touch by molten\nIf your a man 12+ I would say the Pro touch by molton is the best.\nIn 2007 the MIAA suggested ball is going to be spalding so if you want to be up to date in 07 I would suggest that one.\n\nIf you are looking for beach it's the Wilson AVP, (make sure to get the real deal not the fake replica one that dicks sporting goods stores sell.)\n\nTachikara's wear out to fast and you only get one year out of them. Molton's are good for 2 yrs if used daily, or more if you play less. (and the cost is realitivly the same. Nike, brand, glow in the dark, and most of the balls you can buy in stores are too hard and wear out very fast.\nGood Luck from the satff @\nGenerations Sports Club!
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There are none... Scroll to the bottom\n\nhttp://www.answers.com/topic/list-of-minor-league-baseball-leagues-and-teams
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I think that DeMarini is always a good brand to go with. DeMarini's are good with slowpitch as well as fast pitch. That would definitely be my vote!
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You'll find a comprehensive list of awards here:\nhttp://baseball-almanac.com/me_award.shtml\nMaybe there are some that you can modify for your needs. Some are generic enough that they could be used for Little League or other club teams.
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CA is the best company... \nOil your bat every other week, it works...
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Adirondack Bats are now a part of Rawlings you can go to www.rawlings.com and find the Adirondack Bat Products. I used them for many years myself this question brought back a lot of great memories, Thanks for a great question.
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Take him to the store where you intend on purchasing the bat. Try several weight bats. Have him hold the bat by the handle straight out in front of him. If the barrel drops right away...the bat is too heavy. He should be able to hold the bat out like this for 5 secs w/o the barrel dropping. Also remember...IT'S NOT BAT SIZE, IT'S BAT SPEED. So he will swing a lighter bat faster. Also make sure the bat is not longer than from the floor to his waist. Good Luck!
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Try  http://demonxtreme.com .   The seem to have items from Easton.\n\n_
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maybe 2$ at best.\n\ncheck bectett baseball guide year round guide for better answer
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You don't want to go with wood. They don't last. Anything by Easton would be a fine choice.
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http://www.baseballcorner.com/batguide.asp
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I've always though the standard was a waist high bat and have the kid hold the bat straight out. If he can't hold it straight it is too heavy.