Anderson Youth Bat

The Anderson bat company was founded in 1991 by Steven Anderson, a former designer for Louisville Slugger. Today the company is a well respected manufacturer of aluminum bats. The Anderson Bat company focuses on the sale of softball bats (mostly slow pitch), although they do offer three different models of aluminum youth bats, and two models of fast pitch bats. 

	Anderson 2012 NanoTek XP 2-Piece Youth Little League Baseball Bat 28" 18oz $279.95 Time Left: 1d 22m
	Anderson 2012 NanoTek XP 2-Piece Youth Little League Baseball Bat 29" 19oz $279.95 Time Left: 1d 24m
	Anderson 2012 NanoTek XP 2-Piece Youth Little League Baseball Bat 30" 20oz $279.95 Time Left: 1d 28m
	Anderson 2012 NanoTek XP 2-Piece Youth Little League Baseball Bat 32" 22oz $279.95 Time Left: 1d 31m
	Anderson 2012 NanoTek XP 2-Piece Youth Little League Baseball Bat 28" 16oz -12 $279.95 Time Left: 1d 35m
	Anderson 2012 NanoTek XP 2-Piece Youth Little League Baseball Bat 30" 18oz -12 $279.95 Time Left: 1d 38m
	Anderson 2012 NanoTek XP 2-Piece Youth Little League Baseball Bat 32" 20oz -12 $279.95 Time Left: 1d 39m
	2011 Anderson Techzilla XP Youth Baseball Bat (-9) 28" 19oz $129.00 $159.00 Time Left: 1d 2h 29m
	2011 Anderson KXP-11 Youth Baseball Bat Drop 11 Swing $149.99 Time Left: 1d 4h 40m
	New! Anderson Nanotek XP Youth Baseball Bat 31 21 -10 $99.99 (1 Bids) Time Left: 1d 5h 9m

The 2009 Anderson TechZilla XP Cage Bats are intended for practice and non game situations. These bats contain small dents and dings in the barrel. These bats also may have SMALL deformations in the barrel that are known in the Anderson bat world as Performance Waves. These waves are a design characteristic of all Anderson multi-wall bats and should be regarded as one hundred per cent normal. In fact, these waves are a vital part of your bat reaching its highest performance potential. A wave in the barrel can be attributed to the outer wall pushing itself away from the inner wall, creating gaps along the barrel and decreasing friction between the two walls. This lack of friction means more energy can be transferred from the bat to the ball and will increase exit velocity and distance.