Bat Care

Always hit with the  logo up (facing toward you) or down (away from you) that will guide your contact point to the strongest part of your bat. Pay attention to your ball marks as they can teach you about your swing.  Any form of contact towards the end of the barrel or near the trademark will increase the chance of breaking your bat. Do not leave your bat in hot locations for long periods of time. Leaving your bat in areas such as the trunk of a car or exposed in the sun can create a change of bat weight, or even make your bat more vulnerable to breakage.  Cleaning your bat you should use a non abrasive cleaner to protect the finish of your wood bat. Store your bat handle-side up – Keep it at an upright position at all times, making sure that it's not going to get kicked or knocked over. Also ensure that it's in a cool place and away from humid or extreme temperatures.