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Purchasing a used softball bat is a cost-savvy move, but know what to look for. Avoid bats that show signs of splitting. Also ensure the used bat has no denting, which is a sign of an overused and over-stressed bat.
When you purchase a used bat, you don't know its history. Aluminum bats can dent in temperatures below 50 degrees, according to the CBS Sports Store. The site also warns against bats' exposure to high temperatures. Over-stressing of the bat is also a factor: excessive flexing in a confined area will cause the metal "to eventually fail."
Purchasing a used bat can be a cost-effective way to experience the best and latest in technology and materials without spending upwards of $300. When purchasing a used bat, check it for dents and splitting. Any signs of either should steer you away from the purchase.
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