For two decades hitters have been seeking out the latest and greatest composite bats. While fastpitch softball bats are nearly always made from composite, baseball bats continue to split between alloy and composite (and sometimes both) constructions. If you're looking to learn more about the differences between alloy and composite bats, be sure to take a look at the rest of our blog.However, one of the main differences between the two materials is that composite-barreled bats will require a break-in period. This is because the microfibers that intertwine need to compress before the bat reaches its' maximum performance threshold. While there isn't an exact science to breaking in a new composite baseball bat, there are a couple of tips you can follow to break your bat in for the season ahead.>>> Looking for a Composite Bat? Click here to shop! <<
