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Re: Re: Anderson bats Weigh your Demarini's at the local post office scales. Everyone I've bought I had to send back and on average were 2-3 oz over weight. So I after about 3 in a row I no longer buy Demarini's.
Anderson bats are measure on swing weight though resellers wrongly list a drop associated with each bat. Each Anderson will on average weigh 1-2 oz heavier than the advertized drop. Both company's make excellent bats, both will be heavier on average. Are composites illegal period or just will have to meet a new BBCOR measure? Followups:
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