Who Makes the Best Aluminum Bat?
Good question. I’ll let you know my opinion below. Now, more than ever there may be all the more reason to think about getting an aluminum bat since the NCAA has decided to place a temporary ban on composite bats for the 2010 baseball season. The claims with composite bats are that they get “hotter” the more you use them. The composite fibers loosen up and the bats have more pop as time goes on. This is not true with aluminum bats. They still retain and eventually lose the original amount of pop they had when they left the production line. The best news for college ballplayers is that most of the aluminum bats don’t carry the $300-400 price tag that composites do. There simply just isn’t as much technology that goes into the making of a composite or hybrid model of a bat, so manufacturers don’t have to charge as much for them. So if you are a college ballplayer, and you use a composite model, obviously you need to switch to Plan B. So your quest to find the best aluminum bat has brough
