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When choosing a wooden bat (weight question)?
Im looking into buying a wooden bat or 2. But every where i look they only give length measurements...how do i know how heavy it is? im looking to buy a 34", 29ounce bat...but nothing on any of the bat websites or sites like Dick's tells me anything about the weight...any thoughts?
When i say places like dick's...i meant online...forgot to specify
Did some more looking...is a 33/29 any easier to find? I guess idealy id like to have a few different sizes for different situation and/or if on a certain day a certain bat wasn't working for me
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
I don't think you are going to find a 34 29. Usually woodys come in a -3 drop ratio. So if you're looking to buy a 34in bat, it will probably be 31oz.
From personal experience use a 33in. The 34s are just waay too huge. Just go to the end of the bat if you get a 33. (Besides those are 30ounces so that's only 1 ounce off your desired weight)
- 1 decade ago
get either a 32/29 or 33/30 and shave it down one more so its 33/29
its not that hard to shave off an ounce
- Anonymous1 decade ago
just pick up a bat and if it feels heavy, pick up a lighter one
or the other way around
pick up a bat and if it feels to light, pick up a heavier one
