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Discussion: Bat Information

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Nov. 2, 2016
southerinman
Men's 50
52 posts
Bat Information
Picked up 4 bats in trade and was looking for some input on them. I got 3 Senior Salvo's, 1 used 27 and 2 NIW in both 27 and 28. Also got a NIW Easton BSR in 26. I swung the used Salvo in a BP session and wasn't impressed with it although I don't think it's had enought swings to be broken in yet. Anyone swinging thiese? Any information would be appreciated.
Nov. 2, 2016
Gonedeep43
71 posts
Unfortunately, the senior Salvo isn't very good, and neither is the Easton Elder BSR. Easton has never put much effort into the Senior Bats. They take way too much time to break in and never get very hot.
Nov. 3, 2016
lb16
Men's 60
196 posts
Hopefully you didn't trade anything good for those! Sorry to say most USSSA bats are better than any of those. Some of the worst senior bats out there.
Nov. 3, 2016
marcster13
102 posts
I have a some of the EL Salvos made for SC Sports and they have tons of pop and are hot out of the wrapper faster than any senior bat I've ever swung. The issue is durability. If you swing hard you will Crack it rather quickly. I don't know about the balanced version.

I know people with the older elder and it is a tank. Takes forever to open up but once it does they love it. The thing is people give up on it well before getting it to open up.
Nov. 8, 2016
el viejo 50
9 posts
southerinman are you looking for a EL senior bat?
Nov. 9, 2016
southerinman
Men's 50
52 posts
No, I actually have 3-4 OG U2's to swing thru before I have to look at new senior bats. I usually watch ebay or CL and pick up bats cheap just to try them out, then sell them on when I can. I picked up a 28 oz Hyper Z which swings a little heavy for me for 100$ and 2 Dudley Lightning for 225 (27 balanced and 28 endload both sold) and a 26 oz nightmare for $100 I traded old ASA and NSA bats for the 4 I mentioned above.
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