What is an average weight cleft that comes in , there may be no average .. ?
How hard is it to produce a bat full profile with 37-38mm edges 107mm and full profile and be 2.9 ish
I don’t know the answer but gives some context to the above and concaved profiles
I don’t think I have seen a convex profile from Ed ever, have heard he presses well but his bats weigh sometimes more than he lists .. maybe one off experinces . .. think someone here mentioned it
I have these two bats made by Ed.
The one on the left has a convxed profile
The one on the right has minimal concaving
These are both heavy bats with a low middle, long spine and thick shoulder which is my personal preference. The only way a batmaker could get these in at a lower weight (which isn't something I would want in any event) is to use an incredibly low density cleft (which are few and far between) or take additional moisture our of the cleft (in which case, you wouldn't expect it to be lasting long)
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