CF6 -10 33" What should I price it at ?

[James Smith]

I'm intrested: My DD loves her CF4 -10 31 - she is only 12 5'2" 120 lbs so I would probably have to hold on to it for a year.
I'm not sure what I'd pay for a brand new bat with No warranty - I will watch this space.

I bet the 33" CF6 might be good for her, my DD is smaller then yours and I think it might be the right bat.

 

[Cobb_of_Fury]

I bet the 33" CF6 might be good for her, my DD is smaller then yours and I think it might be the right bat.

I would agree if she was swinging a 31 Anderson but the CF4 is light and a 2oz jump seems like a lot to me - I might be wrong

Is it true that the CF6 swigs lighter than the CF4?

I'll see if I can get a 33" for her to swing.

 

[murphdog]

If it was a 32" I'd be all over it.
DD seems to be mid growth spurt and we just bought her a 31" 4 months ago. By spring she'll likely need a bigger bat.

 

[SCDad]

Few top players use a 33" long bat. If you inspect a 33" inch bat versus the same 32" inch bat you will see that the barrel size is the same, and the only difference is the length of the handle.

So to use a 33" bat, the player must stand farther away from the plate. For most not a benefit.

A 32" bat covers the plate the best. Requires the batter to crowd the plate, and is the preferred length for the majority of players.

Been there, done that. Instead of a 33" drop 10, went back to a 32" drop 9 and have been going deep ever since.

Good luck even selling a used 33" bat.

 

[redhotcoach]

I was thinking the same thing this whole thread. My kid swings a 33/24 insane, and 33/23(more like 25) srv4b, but she is about 7 inches taller.

 

[Momo'sDad]

For at least the past 2 years, when Sport Chalet and Sports Authority have had their storewide sales starting in mid-to-late December, they've dropped 1/3 off the price of that year's bats. So a year ago, I picked up a NIW 2012 CF5 for just under $200.