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November 13, 2020 | by Bat Digest Review Team | @BatDigest
It’s hard to differentiate between tee ball bats.
If you were to search google trends you’d find people look for the lightest swinging tee ball bat more often then anything else, but outside of that, what else is there to decide on when looking for a bat that isn’t rated for anything other than some mild hits?
Jump to the full review.If you were to search google trends you’d find people look for the lightest swinging tee ball bat more often then anything else, but outside of that, what else is there to decide on when looking for a bat that isn’t rated for anything other than some mild hits?
So it’s quite noteworthy when we actually run across a tee ball bat that is actually something to talk about. Like, for example, the 2015 Axe Phenom.
The Axe Avenge, a bat handle with an axe shaped knob really does increase swing speed. It also encourages correct swinging mechanics by forcing your hands inside the ball. The fact Axe makes a bat like this for little tykes seems like a very unique step in the tee ball space and worth a recommendation and shout out from JBR.
And for a whopping $30? Looks like my nieces and nephews just got their birthday’s taken care of. Perfect practice makes perfect swings and a knob shaped like an axe makes perfect practice. So why not start them young?
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