DEMARINI 8592 PRO MAPLE Hardwood Composite Bat

Product Name: Pro Maple Composite Training Bat
Manufacturer: DeMARINI
Length: 85cm
Weight: Average 920g
Color: Orange
Materials: Barrel / Canadian Maple + Composite
Handle / Urethane + Composite

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A bat that doesn't break
A bat that reduces vibration

● A training bat designed to let you feel the flex.
● Recommended for those who want to practice with a batting machine or do heavy hitting without worrying about breaking a wooden bat.
● If you want to hit without worrying about vibration, a composite bat is recommended.
● Because 60% of the bat, from the grip to the base of the barrel, is made of composite material (carbon), it is virtually unbreakable and reduces vibration upon impact.
● Recommended not only for high school, university, and adult baseball players playing under new regulations for hardball bats with reduced rebound similar to wooden bats, but also for junior high school students playing hardball as preparation for stepping up.
● Perfect for practice in preparation for the new high school baseball bat standards starting in 2024.
● It would be useful to have one of these as a team bat.
● Complies with the American low-rebound bat certification BBCOR.50.

This is a DeMARINI training bat for hardball. It can be used for hitting real hardball balls and is suitable for tee batting, toss batting, free batting, and machine batting. By incorporating carbon into the wooden bat, it becomes a bat that is resistant to breaking, and it is popular among beginners who are using a wooden hardball bat for the first time. It is mainly used in university and adult baseball games, but it is also increasingly being used in practice for high school hardball and junior high school hardball in preparation for the introduction of low-rebound bats in high school baseball. It is a hardball bat recommended for practicing how to hit the ball squarely on the sweet spot.

Furthermore, practical training using American low-rebound bats, which are being adopted by strong high school and junior high school hardball teams, is becoming a hot topic. This DeMARINI bat also meets the same standard, BBCOR 50, and has a coefficient of restitution similar to wooden bats.