Identify the qualities of a unknown/unmarked blade
Equipment
Frank Westdahl Asked 8 years ago
Hi!
Is there some way to identify the qualities of a unknown/unmarked blade without rubber? I.E. can one in some way judge if it's of high or low quality and - even more interesting - judge if its a relatively fast or slow bat?
My own - and only idea aside - is to bounce a ball on it and compare with another known bat, also without rubber, and conclude that a higher bounce equals a faster bat.
Frank
Alois Rosario Answered 8 years ago
Hi Frank,
The bounce test is the best way. You can knock on it and hear the sounds. The higher sharper sound will mean a faster blade as it will be harder.
Recommended Video
Tone is in Your Fingers
There's is an old saying about guitar playing - tone is in your fingers. And If you've ever seen a really good guitarist play an old guitar then you'll understand how true that saying is. I know we go on a lot about this topic but it is so true. Once you've got yourself a decent bat, it's no longer up to the equipment, it's up to YOU!
Watch NowThoughts on this question
Become a free member to post a comment about this question.
Frank Westdahl Posted 8 years ago
Thx, I will take that as a indication and hopefully i will be able to re-use this old blades.. :)
Frank Westdahl Posted 8 years ago
"these" not "this" :-0