The real answer - it depends - are you a a power hitter or a contact (line-drive) hitter? Do you have slow bat speed or fast bat speed. In general, power hitters want end-loaded bats with little flex (e.g., one-piece bats) while contact hitters want balanced bats with more flex (e.g., two-piece bats).
And durability is important!!!
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The lightest type of wooden bat i have used has been Ash, it is very durable, light and has a good pop to it.
baseball bat
it depens how you use it
Not necessarily the brand but the quality of the bat. Most name brands make an excellent bat.
Most of the college players will carry baseball bat bags that have the school logo on them. Most times, the college will provide the bags for the students.
The base ball...
its at bat
The mass of the bat and the baseball.
It will cost 1,000,000 dollars to buy any bat and any size.
a baseball bat
comparative - more durable superlative - most durable
probobly one of the most longlasting baseball bats are bamboo or oak.