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[fasteddie]

in addition to all the good ideas already posted, I had Mr Aldred shape my toe with a (roughly) 30 degree angle. So it's not flat but when I tap up it touches the floor flat.

I think it's called a 'shamford' toe....excuse my ignorance to the name.

It's only a few grams, but 'Every little helps'

I like the idea of flattening the bottom. I'm tempted to do that with my tempo.

The other option is to hit the gym.

Good luck, it's a fantastic bat you've got there.

[Red Ink Cricket]

in addition to all the good ideas already posted, I had Mr Aldred shape my toe with a (roughly) 30 degree angle. So it's not flat but when I tap up it touches the floor flat.

I think it's called a 'shamford' toe....excuse my ignorance to the name.

It's only a few grams, but 'Every little helps'

I like the idea of flattening the bottom. I'm tempted to do that with my tempo.

The other option is to hit the gym.

Good luck, it's a fantastic bat you've got there.

that would probably remove an ounce at most, would help though. a few brands do it as it helps to eliminate feathering caused by tapping the bat