Wood Vs. Aluminum Baseball Bats: Why The Difference Is Game-Changing
There are a few sounds in sports that are essentially notorious.
Consider the “thud” sound of an impeccably hit golf ball. The “smack” of a hockey stick hitting the puck in the stick’s perfect balance. What’s more, obviously, you can’t beat the break of a play club-ready.
That is, except if, the game is youth baseball, NCAA men’s baseball, or ladies’ softball. Then, at that point, the sound of the bat striking the ball is, even more, a dull thump. That is on the grounds that the bats are aluminum. While there is no question the sound is unique, what might be said about bat execution in the game?
When considering the durability between the aluminum and wood bat, it’s easy to see that the aluminum ones make them a better choice for professional baseball.
Author: ZaneWiller
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