Reply to "BBCOR Bats in Cold Weather??"

MidAtlanticDad10,000+ posts

I think the bigger issue is damage to aluminum and composite bats in cold temperatures. Most warranties are a little vague on this topic… probably because this kind of damage would be difficult to detect. I’d stick with wood.

Also, these manufacturers all say that the ball temperature is the issue, not the bat. So bat warmers probably don’t help.

http://www.easton.com/support/...ervice/product-faqs/
http://www.slugger.com/tips/batcare.html
http://www.demarini.com/en-us/forms/customer-service

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