As we enter the
days of
We also enter prime
,
,
league ball and tournaments
(Especially as restrictions are starting to ease back on sports)
And with the season, the demand for equipment
ENTER: Composite Bats;
One of my Fave Flips.
Here’s WHY




We also enter prime



(Especially as restrictions are starting to ease back on sports)
And with the season, the demand for equipment

ENTER: Composite Bats;

Here’s WHY



1.) They’re expensive.
The one we all care about, right?
It’s common to see a nice bat sell for HUNDREDS of dollars on ebay.
That being said, expect to pay up a bit for it
(the Dad knows what he spent on this bat 6 months ago before junior was tired of playing
)



(the Dad knows what he spent on this bat 6 months ago before junior was tired of playing

3.) Durable
They’re BUILT to hit things, so you don’t have to worry as much about damage in the mail.
And speaking of, the USPS has the PERFECT box to ship them in;
FOR FREE!
(No
Frankenboxing
necessary)


FOR FREE!
(No


4.) They Have Model Numbers
Model Numbers
Serial Numbers*
Makes items much easier to check comps and safer to sell online.
Bats? They gottem
*(Photograph your serial numbers and put it in your listing pics and description. Smart for all expensive items, not just bats)


Makes items much easier to check comps and safer to sell online.
Bats? They gottem
*(Photograph your serial numbers and put it in your listing pics and description. Smart for all expensive items, not just bats)
5.) They SELL!
Summer is Best!
For every kid who sold their bat, there’s another needing one
It’s not just kids! There are very expensive slowpitch softball bats
So...what do YOU need to look for...
Cmon’, Doc won’t leave you hangin






So...what do YOU need to look for...
Cmon’, Doc won’t leave you hangin




BRANDS
-DeMarini
-Easton
-Louisville Slugger
These are arguably the most prominent bats. If you see these names, good start
-DeMarini
-Easton
-Louisville Slugger
These are arguably the most prominent bats. If you see these names, good start
DROP
Notice a negative number in the listings? (ie -10)
The Bat’s “Drop”
Length(inches) - Weight(ounces)
This will need to be noted in your listing, probably in the title
(Barrel diameter (2 3/4”) may also be listed. Rule of thumb: take good pics of barrel and numbers)
Notice a negative number in the listings? (ie -10)


This will need to be noted in your listing, probably in the title
(Barrel diameter (2 3/4”) may also be listed. Rule of thumb: take good pics of barrel and numbers)
CERTIFICATIONS: BBCOR/USSSA/...
This gets complicated.
Essentially different leagues have different requirements
You DONT really need to know this
Just fit it in your pictures, description, and even the title
Coaches/Parents MAY search by this or ask about it





BUZZWORDS
Composite bats are best when they are “worked in”
Referred to as “POP”, “HOT BAT”
Also inspect the bat for cracks, rattles, dents and disclose in pictures and/or listings



YOUR ASSIGMENT!
Go to Facebook Marketplace and type in “Bat”
Try out your new found knowledge.
Any good deals in your area?
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Have a Safe Summer,
-Dr. Flip




Have a Safe Summer,
-Dr. Flip
