The number itself means nothing, it's an arbitrary number made up by the manufacturer. The important thing to know is Miken, Easton and DeMarini are the major manufacturers which offer 2 flexes in the handles. Basically, the stiff handle is for players with faster swing speeds and the less stiff handle is for players who need more whip to improve bat speed. There is diminishing return if you have a fundamentally sound swing and use a regular flex handle - the barrel head will lag behind.
So, if you are a power hitter get the stiff flex handle. If you're not, get the regular flex handle.
To shave a bat is to take material off the inner wall of the bat. This allows for a greater flex giving you more distance.
From my experience miken does not make a single wall bat although the maniac is an alloy it's still multi wall
It is the 10th spot in the batting order of a player that only plays defense but does not bat.
a 'flex' is a player (commonly the pitcher) who only fields and does not bat! they have a DP or DH (designated player/designated hitter) who bats in their place :) hope that helps !
The maximum speed in which a softball can come off the bat at in mph. (The bat's composition or structure is designed to limit the speed of the ball off the bat to 120mph)
You would need a softball bat in combat if there is no other weapon available. A softball bat is useful in combat because of the length of the bat and the hardness of the bat.
I guess they are more heavier than softball bats
completely! a softball is less hard than a baseball but a baseball bat will not harm the softball in any way
With a bat
at bat
its the weight of the bat the heavier the bat the further the ball will go the same in fast pitch softball
Softball bats are designed to hit softballs. Hitting a baseball with a softball bat may damage the bat. Either hit a softball or get a baseball bat if you do not want to risk damaging your bat.