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Axe Bat is the Official Bat of Babe Ruth & Cal Ripken

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Axe Bat is the Official Bat of Babe Ruth & Cal Ripken

Babe Ruth League is excited to introduce Axe Bat as our Official Baseball and Softball Bat for the 2023 season! 

 Axe Bat’s mission is to create the world’s best bat for the player’s swing. From tee ball to Pro MVP’s, Axe Bat utilizes today’s latest technology to design bats to maximize every player’s potential at the plate.  

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What's the Difference Between USA Bat and USSSA Bat Standards?

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What's the Difference Between USA Bat and USSSA Bat Standards?

When it comes to purchasing a baseball bat for your player, it's important to understand the different standards set by governing organizations. Two of the most commonly used standards are USA Bat and USSSA Baseball Bat. Understanding the differences between these two standards can help you choose the right bat for your player. We have a selection of USA certified bats and USSSA certified bats.

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Why a Hybrid Model is Best for USA Baseball

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Why a Hybrid Model is Best for USA Baseball

The Avenge Pro Hybrid features many of the same benefits of a typical two-piece composite bat oft-seen around USA Baseball games, most importantly: Axe Bat’s shock suspension connection, but combines those features with a barrel tuned to perform to the true peak value of the USA-Bat legal limit, as is seen in the lab performance comparison below, measured via the Axe Performance lab. Further description of such charts can be found in our previous blog.

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Bat Performance Standards: How Do They Differ? What Do They Mean?

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Bat Performance Standards: How Do They Differ? What Do They Mean?

Each individual governing body chooses to regulate bats via their own performance metrics; however, all modern metrics are measured identically via the bat performance cannon described above, and values that are compounded by the ratio of outbound to inbound speed measured by the cannon process. Each of these individual metrics are described below.

Each bat sold in the American bat market is required to pass certification testing at a third-party laboratory for its given regulatory stamp prior to production and sale of that bat design.

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