Bat warmers

[Bean13]

I know this has been discussed before,like 2018, does anyone recommend good bat warmer. They have got to help somewhat or they still wouldn't be selling. Anyone have a favorite. Thanks

 

[GIMNEPIWO]

 

[Lance Steckler]

only a few are approved and legal. and honestly, if the bat needs heated the balls are like hitting rocks anyway. breakage WILL be an issue.

 

[CoreSoftball20]

I have one I really like. Think it was called pyroflite. I dont use it
much anymore as I try not to play in freezing weather anymore...haha

They do help to keep the bat fibers flexible, but if we are talking 40 degrees, the ball is a rock
at that point. Warm bats will help curb damage, but you still have damage possibilities because the ball's compression is up 50-200 over what it's stamped.

 

[uncdrew]

I think it's a waste of money personally. Unless it looks really cool. Then I'm a fan.

 

[CoachJD]

But if we are talking 40 degrees, the ball is a rock at that point.

Doesn't it matter (at least somewhat) where the balls are stored?

We play a lot of games in the 40s, but our balls are always stored indoors. Wouldn't it require longer exposure to the cold for the balls to change that much?

 

[Chad504boy]

I know this has been discussed before,like 2018, does anyone recommend good bat warmer. They have got to help somewhat or they still wouldn't be selling. Anyone have a favorite. Thanks

On cold days like that, i'm more worried about keeping my balls warm.

 

[uncdrew]

Doesn't it matter (at least somewhat) where the balls are stored?

We play a lot of games in the 40s, but our balls are always stored indoors. Wouldn't it require longer exposure to the cold for the balls to change that much?

Yup. Keep balls indoors overnight and bat indoor overnight and your odds of not breaking a bat increase dramatically.

 

[_MIA_]

On cold days like that, i'm more worried about keeping my balls warm.

Damn..you beat me to that one..

 

[CoreSoftball20]

Doesn't it matter (at least somewhat) where the balls are stored?

We play a lot of games in the 40s, but our balls are always stored indoors. Wouldn't it require longer exposure to the cold for the balls to change that much?

it is what it is...you cant keep them warm all the time. But def shouldnt be kept outside in the cold
then wake up and go hitting...haha. Doesnt matter where they are stored as long as they arent frozen. Any
room temp place is fine.

If its 40 degreees out, and the balls have been in a trunk all night or in a unheated shed, they are gonna be cold.
If they are warm, and you bring them out...at some point the balls are gonna get cold no matter what. It just helps
right away.