TheSilentMan35
Senior baller...don't let the age bothers you!
I am wondering of what bats are good/best to hit those 12" GSL tourney balls???
Worth Super Gold dot .40 325cor balls...
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GrinningBear
World's deadliest house husband
X2 on the rocks sentiment. Swing something durable as they fly no matter what bat you use.
SevenBizzos
The R
We've come a long way now that .40/325 are considered "rocks", but that's what it is. Swing something composite until HR's are gone. Then get out a Hammer.
I'd prefer to say they're croquet balls, but that just confused most people. I still have some 525s I'll hit very rarely with new bats. There is no noticeable difference between these gsl balls and 47/525s below 60 degrees. 44/525s you can tell, but still mostly by sound only. The 44s are much newer obviously so I'm sure that's a factor.
Still, for these new"safer" balls to be that close for most of the year North of Tennessee is ridiculous. I have a knot on my shin from a decent shot a month ago while wearing field hockey shin guards. They are the dumbest thing in the game since the ultras, and they think they're a good idea/safe.
GrinningBear
World's deadliest house husband
No the GSL Gold Dot Extreme really is that hard. It doesn't matter what generation, those balls fly.
spartyfaith
Addicted to Softballfans
Those suckers fly and missiles through the infield