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Aluminum baseball bats tend to be the bats that are preferred by players, over the wooden bat options. This tends to be because aluminum bats are lighter in weight and have extra strength. Lighter bats allow the hitter to generate enough speed to put some extra energy into their swing, and they can provide more pop of the baseball off the bat, and are much more durable than wooden bats. The comfort level a player feels while holding and swinging the baseball bat, is by far the most important factor for a potential bat buyer. Just as is the case when buying any piece of sports equipment, the more comfortable you are the better. When choosing a baseball bat you should take a few swings with the bat and try to picture yourself in a game. If you are choosing a bat for someone else say, a child - then take this piece of advice from our baseball bats buying guide - make sure they can swing the bat without struggling. If it is too big or too heavy it will make it hard for them to score and this can quickly mean they lose interest in the game. Of course having the right size bat is also vital to having a great game. In general, taller players should use longer bats. Here is a table to help you work out which bat is right for you according to your height. Age Bat Length 5-7 24 - 26 8-9 26-28 10-11 28-30 11-12 30-32 13-14 31-32 15-16 32-33 17+ 34 Weight also has an influence on the size of the bat that is optimal for each player. This table offers the recommended bat weight to correspond with your weight. Player Weight (lbs.) Best Bat Weight (oz.) 100 22 140 24 180 26 220 28 240 30 280 32 |
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