WEll they both look stonkers! I take it you're still keeping your lekka beast though…you'll have a collection of crackers to try out before january at this rate
i think the lekka might have to go mate as i need some funds and the performance on the blue room is slightly better
Did you ask him about 'ping', how he knows which cleft will be a go-er etc?
We dicusses this a little bit we asked him about the wide and narrow grains if this altered performance and he said no its pure luck. some bats with 6 grains can go just as well with 1's with 20.
He said there is so much to be taken into consideration regarding everything from the way the clefts are dried and how much moister in the wood to the way they are pressed etc. i think the key to bat performance is the pressing.
Rob likes to press each bat diffrently depending on how they feel with the mallet! he pressed my bat alot more than he did liams and both had fantasic results!