Launched back in 2011 by Baden Sports, the notorious Axe line of baseball bats TEMPhas been hailed as a refreshing breakthrough into the bat technology by coaches and well-seasoned players in various youth leagues and even the pros. The engineers and designers of the Axe line of bats have always posed a question to consumers, … Read more
Since its inception in 1999, Anderson has made it their goal to make their bats synonymous with improved baseball. The company has managed to integrate itself into the fabric of sport in various levels including baseball and softball. Over the last decade, Anderson has produced sophisticated bats infused with continually upgraded bat technology, which matches … Read more
Since the debut of Easton’s aluminum agile and youthful bat back in 1976, the company has been committed to making ingenious renovations to the more traditional bat making them suitable and functional for the youthful audience and enthusiasts. And after a dominant 2014 youthful bat campaign, the company’s new 2015 Easton Mako 11oZ YB15Mk bat … Read more
Easton is notorious for producing sophisticated, yet fully functional baseball bats for over 40 years and the Easton S500 model is no exception to the company’s ingenious and unique innovations. As a matter of fact, the YB14S S500 is a popular number one baseball bat choice under the youth bat category. So what are the … Read more
The Easton Company has existed for well over 30 years. It started in 1969. At that time, the company became the first to produce a true aluminium bat. It is right to say that the company is a pioneer in the industry as it also produced the first C405 bats, Cu31 bats, the Scandium bat, … Read more
Choosing the right bat when playing baseball is essential especially if any player wants to enhance their performance on the pitch. The CF 6 is also not an exception. Determining the appropriate CF6 bat will help in taking a baseball players career to the next level. First, you have to consider the type of bat … Read more
The Marucci Company was established in 2002 by Jack Marucci. Apart from Jack, who is an athletic training director, Joe Lawrence and Kurt Ainsworth (former major baseball league players), co-own the company. One day Jack’s son, Gino, wanted to be like the big league players by having a wooden bat, but Jack could not find … Read more