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Are Batting Cages Bad For Bats. If the pitch speed is reasonably slower than average (say 50mph or lower) and the hitter doesn’t have ridiculous bat speed (say. Also, keep in mind that rubber batting cage balls are just as bad, if not worse. I'll pile on with the recommendation to never use your good bats at the cages. The reason for this, beyond limiting the number of hits on the bat, is because batting cage balls are denser than regular baseballs and softballs. But, what is the best cage bat for. It is essential to step into the cage as much as possible to refine your swing. But wood certainly and also composite bats. Cage balls won't damage most metal bats (except the paint). The dimple balls are normally soft which won't do anything to break in a bat. My local cage only has baseball bats, so i bring an old dented slow. The issue is that if they get old and dried out, not. Batting practice is no exception.

The dimple balls are normally soft which won't do anything to break in a bat. Cage balls won't damage most metal bats (except the paint). But wood certainly and also composite bats. Also, keep in mind that rubber batting cage balls are just as bad, if not worse. I'll pile on with the recommendation to never use your good bats at the cages. The reason for this, beyond limiting the number of hits on the bat, is because batting cage balls are denser than regular baseballs and softballs. My local cage only has baseball bats, so i bring an old dented slow. If the pitch speed is reasonably slower than average (say 50mph or lower) and the hitter doesn’t have ridiculous bat speed (say. The issue is that if they get old and dried out, not. Batting practice is no exception.

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Are Batting Cages Bad For Bats If the pitch speed is reasonably slower than average (say 50mph or lower) and the hitter doesn’t have ridiculous bat speed (say. Batting practice is no exception. But wood certainly and also composite bats. The issue is that if they get old and dried out, not. Also, keep in mind that rubber batting cage balls are just as bad, if not worse. It is essential to step into the cage as much as possible to refine your swing. The dimple balls are normally soft which won't do anything to break in a bat. If the pitch speed is reasonably slower than average (say 50mph or lower) and the hitter doesn’t have ridiculous bat speed (say. I'll pile on with the recommendation to never use your good bats at the cages. The reason for this, beyond limiting the number of hits on the bat, is because batting cage balls are denser than regular baseballs and softballs. Cage balls won't damage most metal bats (except the paint). My local cage only has baseball bats, so i bring an old dented slow. But, what is the best cage bat for.