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There are other brands of baseball bats out there but Demarini baseball bats are really above the rest. Since its inception to the market, it's a big hit for teens and adults alike.

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Demarini baseball bats are one of the most popular and trusted brands in baseball bats. They became really a hit in the baseball scene during the 1990's and since then on, they became the most well liked brand today.

Demarini baseball bats are characterized as double walled bat that swiftly got recognition in the market of baseball bats. Demarini offers a wide range of various types of baseball bats that are ideally used in fast pitch softball and baseball.

Just recently, with the use of new technology, they developed a Flex model, which is characterized with flexibility and composite handle.

The flex model allows baseball players to have exceptional power to hurl the ball with the use of recoiling stroke allowing the ball to pop with added force.

Another reason for making Demarini baseball bats a hit is because it is more affordable compared to other baseball bats.

Demarini baseball bats are available from one hundred bucks to three hundred dollars.
And it is really affordable than other baseball bats in the market that are usually priced more than three hundred dollars.

But though Demarini baseball bats are can be bought in a lesser price, rest assured that the quality of its baseball bats are always guaranteed with high quality.

However, before buying, you have to remember that baseball bats are not the same with Little Leagues, Senior Leagues and professional leagues. Each baseball league crafted their specific rules about the acceptable size of baseball bat parameters.

Parameters include the width and length measurements. It is important that you know which one is the right size for the league you intend to play.

For example in Little League, the acceptable baseball bats in Little League are not more than thirty three inches long so make sure that you will buy a baseball bat that will fit with that measurement. Strict punishments are given to anyone who do not follow the required base bat parameters.

But whether you intend to play in Little League, Senior Leagues or pros, there's always the right Demarini baseball bat that will fit your grip.

Most baseball hitters really like Demarini baseball bats as this uses new technology to make it deliver a good performance in the field.

If you are not a baseball player but you are scouting a Demarini baseball bat as a gift to your son, then Demarini baseball bat is really a good choice since it will be partnered with your son's good swing, Demarini baseball bat will surely deliver.

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Men used homemade baseball bats that were sometimes long, short, heavy, or even flat. This seemingly simple tool would not be perfected for quite some time. The first rules of the game set by an organization were laid out in 1845 by the amateur New York Knickerbockers. This was a team that was created as a social club for the upper middle classes of New York City. The club members were led by Alexander Cartwright, who is actually credited with being the 'father' of baseball which is widely misunderstood to have been Abner Doubleday.

Louisville Slugger

The Knickerbockers were the first to play under the 'force out' rules of the game and could no longer get a base runner out by hitting or 'plugging' him with the ball. In 1859, the rules finally set guidelines that restricted the size of the bat. Baseball bats were now being restricted to 2.5 inches in diameter. Ten years later a rule stating that the length of a baseball bat could not exceed 42 inches was set in place and that rule has been the same until today.

Although, no ballplayers use a bat anywhere near that length when playing in a game. By 1890, the rules regarding a baseball bat became much more detailed stating that a bat had to be round and could no longer be sawed off; this was shortly after the first American bat making company opened up shop. Pete Browning was a player on the hometown Louisville baseball team in 1884. Attending one of the local ballgames, then 17 year old John Hillerich, who was a wood worker for his father, witnessed Browning break his favorite bat in a ballgame.

After the game, Hillerich went home to craft a replacement bat out of white ash lumber for Browning. The next game Browning went 3 for 3 causing that bat to become known unofficially as' the Louisville Slugger baseball bat'. Word traveled fast of this new creation and soon after people were paying the father and son wood workers to craft more. The Hillerich's started making baseball bats under that soon to be household name.

Honus Wagner was the first player to endorse a Louisville baseball bat by allowing his name to be engraved into the bat which is still done to this day. The bats have always been top quality and have basically been the same baseball bat over time, but are lighter weight and have thinner handles nowadays.

Louisville Slugger baseball bat reviews are normally very favorable by comparison to other baseball bat reviews. By popular demand 'Louisville Slugger' has been in business for good.

Joe Rodgers teaches fundamentals to increase bat speed and reaction time at the plate and gives baseball bat reviews to help when selecting the right baseball bat for you.

The unique 3 piece design allows the barrel and the handle to be designed and built as individual units. They are then fused together via what is called the Bubble Transition Zone. Louisville claims this makes the bat function as a more advanced one piece bat (I'll get to this claim in a second). The bat is made of 100% composite material and includes the standard Louisville stiff handle. The Adult -3 model retails for 9 and the Youth -12 at 9.

Louisville Slugger

Louisville has long promoted the benefits of the 1 piece design and stiff handle for baseball bats. The success of 2 piece bats from Easton and Demarini has finally forced them to manufacture a multi piece bat. Unfortunately, being stubborn, they won't admit to the general public that their new multi piece bat is actually a multi piece bat! They claim it's "really" a one piece bat that is fused together from 3 pieces. This is insane!!! Louisville's entire marketing department should be fired immediately.

Louisville has to either admit multi-piece bats have merit or stick to a true one piece design, we're not fools. I'm skeptical to purchase a bat for 9 when the manufacturer is telling me little white lies. What's next, saying they've developed a flex handle fused to act like a stiff handle?

Having said all this about their marketing, or lack there of, I will say that I do think the Louisville TPX Triton is a quality bat. That huge barrel makes it very appealing and it seems to hit very well. But I can not recommend it now due to some doubts about the design and its durability. At the present time I recommend the Easton IMX (Stealth or Synergy IMX) or Demarini CF3 in this category.

You can read reviews of all Louisville bats at Louisville Baseball Bat Reviews

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