Reply to "Wood Bat vs. Alloy Bat"

Francis710,000+ posts

@Smitty28 posted:
Do you know for a fact that the wood bat is 30oz? Did you weigh it with a very accurate kitchen scale to the 1/8 of an oz? I did that with all my son's bats, and very few were exactly 30 oz. The weights varied from 27 1/2 oz to 32 oz for the same maple 33" bat you describe. He swung a 33" bat for 3 years in high school and the sample size was probably 2 dozen bats, maybe more.

Nope. Never weighed it. I just assumed it is 30 ounces.

9/7/202:17 PM

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