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Used BBCOR Certified 2023 Marucci Composite CAT X Composite Bat (-3) 29 oz 32"
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Item details
- Category
- Baseball > Bats
- Brand
- Marucci
- Model
- CAT X Composite
- Length
- 32"
- Drop
- -3
- Weight
- 29OZ
- Condition
- Used
- Bat Certification
- BBCOR Certified
- Bat Material
- Composite
- Age Group
- High School & College
- Barrel
- 2 5/8"
- Release Year
- 2023
- Color
- Silver
- Quantity
- 1 available
Seller description
Bat only went through the break in process which I have listed below. Bat was put up after the break in process and never used in a live game. All break in was done by machine under controlled pitches. Price is listed as an obo. Willing to meet locally within reason if not it will be shipped. This procedure should be performed gradually to ensure the bat is broken-in properly. Hitting composite bats at speeds faster than they are designed to withstand can cause premature cracking and damage the bat before reaching its full performance potential. 1. Hit 50 balls off a tee using about 50% power. Make sure to rotate the bat ¼” between each hit. 2. Hit 50 balls off a tee using about 75% power. Make sure to rotate the bat ¼” between each hit. 3. Hit 50 balls from soft-toss using about 75% power. Make sure to rotate the bat ¼” between each hit. 4. Hit 50 balls from soft toss using 100% power. Make sure to rotate the bat ¼” between each hit. 5. Hit 50 balls off a pitching machine or live pitching using 100% power. The pitching speed should be about 50% of the fastball speed you normally face. Make sure to rotate the bat ¼” between each hit. 6. Hit 50 balls off a pitching machine or live pitching using 100% power. The pitching speed should be about 75% to 100% of the fastball speed you normally face. Make sure to rotate the bat ¼” between each hit. After these 300 hits, your composite bat will be broken-in and ready for game use. As stated before, composite bat lifespans are directly related to how many impacts they receive, so we recommend you save your bat for game use only once broken-in.
















