Which is better composite or aluminum, and what are some main differences between the two?
There are great bats that are made out of each, but I generally tend to think that composite bats have better performance. There are aluminum bats that may be better than a given composite, but generally a high-end composite will be better than a high-end aluminum. Composites tend to have larger sweet spots, some span the entire length of the barrel, and the ball will still travel well if hit towards the outside of the sweet spot. contact hitters should look towards composites, because their slower swings will be compensated for with the spring action of the composite material. I think aluminums are better for power hitters because that material has been used for decades and the weight distribution has been better perfected for harder swings.
composites are so much better. the ball will travel way farther and your hands wont sting if you hit the ball on the handle. they are much better trust me
I used the Easton Stealth Composite a few years back and it had the most pop of any bat I have ever used. I never seemed to miss the sweet spot, and I don't think it was necessarily because of MY skill.
I believe that composite is a lot better, I bought the orange easton stealth bat and I love it. Once they are broken in, composite is deadly. But Its really bad to use a composite bat in the cold because they dent easier. I recommend one piece aluminum for cold weather like the easton v12 or the tpx omaha. Easton sv12's are good too, but its not one piece aluminum. You just have to remember that a metal bat is a metal bat and its if you are a good hitter, it wont really matter what you use.
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