Expected difference between 44/375 and Classic M

[paisa777]

We've recently switched from an ASA Classic M balls league to a UTrip 44/375 ball league. We still have quite a few Classic M balls left and are wondering if there will be a significant difference. We'd rather save the money but don't want to cheat ourselves either.

so, is it worth it to switch or will the difference if we use the M balls be minimal? Also, we're in the South playing during the day so humidity is definitely a factor.

Thanks for any help.

 

[Country35]

the 44 373 will be harder and go further, humidity will effect it about the same

 

[paisa777]

the 44 373 will be harder and go further, humidity will effect it about the same

I understand that much, but how much further would be my question. We talking 10-15 feet or 50-75 feet?

 

[Darkness]

I understand that much, but how much further would be my question. We talking 10-15 feet or 50-75 feet?

50-75 feet?!?

 

[Country35]

Ive seen enough here to know the ball aing gonna help at all

 

[paisa777]

Ive seen enough here to know the ball aing gonna help at all

Dude, I'm just asking for some general information. no need to insult me as to what type of player I am only because I'm not sure of the difference.

 

[nlaudato]

You're looking at a difference of about 5-7%. 300ft with classic M would be 315-321 roughly.

Here's a link that explains COR vs. Compression fairly well.

http://longballers.blogspot.com/2007/02/softball-cor-and-compression.html

And not sure from your message but are you just changing balls or leagues as well. USSSA bat will make a difference as well.