Anyone know of a good Aluminum High School Baseball bat?
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you asked this yesterday but i'll answer it again go with a demarini or stealth if you want something light go with a small barrel denmarini. but if its a heavy bat your looking for go with a big barrel denmarini a small and big barell stealth and ive heard the tpx's are good and ive seen a tpx on every high school team ive seen (10 teams)
198679
Try any sporting goods store. Go Redsox......!!!! : )
486153
Try this site! My daughter plays High School JV softball...we found this site recently. It's got some really good ones on it. Her team was already using some of them...but there were some different ones too. \n\nhttp://www.softballspunk.com/
668605
ebay should have some sticks on there, thats where i got mune , although personally i'd go down the hardware store, get some aliminum pipe (hollow solid wold be too heavy and dangerouse) and make you'r own. this would give you the perfect size and width stick for you, it wont crack or smash like graphite and its way cheap!
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http://www.baseballcorner.com/batguide.asp
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It's cheaper.  There is a movement, though, to switch to wood in high schools and college.  Metal bats are considerably more dangerous.
413374
I wouldn't start with a fancy one.  Bach, King, Yamaha are all good brands.  Ebay has a ton that are advertised as school trumpets for around $100.  As far as what to look for, make sure that the horn is in decent shape, that there aren't any dents or dings, and the finish isn't worn.   \n\nOnce he decides he really likes it and is older, get him a better one.  \n\nOh, and be sure to pick up the "WARNING: beware of the trumpet player" sticker for the case and earplugs for you.
955454
You should be able to, but here are the official Boy's High School rules:\nhttp://www.uslacrosse.org/the_sport/boys_rules.phtml\n\nCheck out section #2, about equipment.
72006
From my personal experience, Hammer Bowling Balls are the way to go. From every price point, they give you a ball that performs on any condition.\n\nHaving said that, I currently use the Hawg Wild on heavy oil, the Doom Raw Hammer on medium oil, and the Switch Blade for dry lanes.\n\nIn the past month, I've had six people purchase the Raw Hammer on my suggestion while I was in my local pro shop. Having said that, I do not work in a pro shop, nor do I work for Hammer. I'm just another satisfied customer when it comes to the great products they offer.
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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.
507286
Buy an indoor/outdoor basketball made of premium-composite leather.  I suggest a Spalding or a Wilson.
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You should return the bat. I myself have a 07 dynasty (-3 high school) and it hasnt dented yet seeing 70-80 mph pitches. If the store owners refuse to refund your purchase, you may want to try calling the Louisville Slugger Co.
549980
There are approx. eight states that have banned metal bats based on faulty exit speed tests after a player was seriously injured or killed by a ball.  These are typically isolated incidents but more and more leagues and programs are looking at transitioning to wood.  The problem is the bat industry doesn't police the specs on bats very well once they have received the certification and mass manufacturing begins.
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Look up Hibbetts Sports on the net.  That's where my daughter got my OU Fossill watch. Ther pretty nice.
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sure you could make a bat out of balsa wood, but the bat would split and break at every up-to-bat. the ball would not travel very far, the wood is not dense enough.
872207
The main reason the NCAA uses aluminum bats is expense.  An aluminum bats costs a heck of a lot more than your wooden Louisville Slugger, but it lasts practically forever, while I've seen games (Pirate fan--a little sympathy please) where batters have gone through two or three bats in nine innings.  Thank God that I played Little League back in the Stone Age (actually, Barney Rubble was our star third-baseman) when we used wooden bats.  Call me a;purist, but the sound of aluminum hitting horsehide kinda sucks.  No only that, but an aluminum bat is one big "sweet spot."  If you make contact, you can cream the ball, even if you get jammed on the fists or barely hit it on the end of the bat.  Try that with wood.
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I'm not aware that anyone sells them.  You usually have to make your own.\n\nSince aluminum bats are legal in most softball leagues, why would you want a corked wooden bat?