If you’re a hipster who buys $300 bats but has a swing like a child, I’m sure the bat will hold compression for at least 1k swings.
It’s all subjective. Results will vary.
Yes....
but only the OLDER stuff....
TCT
IMX
and the well broken in OG CNT Composites
A well broken in 100H, SCN17BH, Salvo 100 and ST100 can hang with the newer stuff.
For ASA, I still swing the
L6 ASA,
B3 ASA
Ronin Dual action,
USL4 and a few others.....
The Ronin hits 52's very well and I use it for league provided 52's
I have a 19 wegman for sale, but haven't seeing it to verify this with guy's claim. I keep thinking you play for belly's though, and now I'm thinking that I was wrong about that.Does Easton have anything that lasts more than 80 swings before it won’t pass compression?
I'm still loving the 17 avocado helmer flex, though I seriously doubt at 4k+ swings it'll pass compression
Nope. Unless you hit like a wuss, no chance.
My GF (albeit she hits pretty hard) - Hers fails and sits prob just over 1500 cuts in 2ish years. Not even her gamer bat.
The gamer is a black 16 Flex. Doesn't pass. She doesn't get her bats tested at any level she plays. Doesn't matter to her.
Certain events - I couldn't borrow any of her post 2016 Eastons (Black 16 Flex, Green 17 Flex, OG FF & Resmondo OG FF)
I have the same issue with my Demarini stash right now, crapshoot what would and wouldn't pass. Going to have to get a bat kept NIW soon just so it's ready in case.
Regardless of brand, you can't really BP any new bats at all. Whatever swings they have in them should be saved for games.