Reply to "baum bats failure"

Dominik8510,000+ posts

I have used Baum for years. They are losing that "end cap" after two seasons or so and get some small cracks in that wood shell but you can still hit with them a long time after that. I think it loses a bit of pop but not that much. Generally I think Baum might have a bit less pop than good wood but it comes pretty close. Definitely a good alternative if you are a bat breaker and should you last at least like 3-4 years. I think I have my current one like 5 years.

I had a teammate in my sunday league breaking his though and there are rumors that quality control got a bit worse than it used to be the last 2-3 years but I never had problems.

8/28/207:55 PM

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