Laver & Wood Prv Bin or Bradbury Sterling

As far as i know, yes, he said i could have whatever i wanted

 

Hi,to answer your question, can we make other shapes,yes ,but does the photos of the bats that have just been posted remind you of anything ?we were doing our shape over 2 years ago, they look very familiar to me !

 

 Bill

 

[QUOTE=henjam just about a point you made-a bigger bat will not necesarily ping better than a smaller bat, how it has been pressed and the quality of willow has a big part in that i think?

Both companies use similar wood and press it the same so therefore the bat with more wood will be better as theres more behind the ball.

plus good english willow is light so if theres a really thick bat that weighs 2.7 that will be a good bat, thats why i said get the bat with the most wood but still in your weight!!!

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but does the photos of the bats that have just been posted remind you of anything ?we were doing our shape over 2 years ago, they look very familiar to me ![QUOTE=batman100]

bradbury have done that shape for like 5 years and that was impalas original shape and still is going today.

 

 

 

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Had one last season.Heritage model, 10 grains,large bat about 2/10 ,ok pickup.Nice middle but not right for me.Not as good as the M+H bats James made for me in the mid 90's imho and no where near as good a bat as a grade 2 BDM Master Blaster,which cost half as much,if you judge  bats purely on their power and balance that is.

Mark.

 

It's a really tough decision. I guess ultimately, I have gone off Laver and Wood for now. The costs are sky high. I don't have that kind of cash right now. I will look to get one of them sometime in the future though. I will probably get either a Bradbury, Fusion or Impala bat, depending on the feel and possibly the ping. They are all good bats, but it depends which one feels nice.