Real Feel Temp Sticks patent-pending thermochromic, temperature indicating stickers provide hitters and parents with the confidence needed to get the best performance and the most durability possible out of their bats!
Factory warranty recommends that players do not use their bats if the bats temperature is below 60 degrees Fahrenheit or above 100 degrees Fahrenheit before either warming the bat up or cooling it down before using.
You can TRUST that you are staying within factory warranty recommendations and protecting and optimizing your alloy, aluminum, composite, carbon fiber, and/or polymer baseball or softball bats with Real Feel Temp Sticks!
Temperature plays a crucial role in baseball and softball bat performance and longevity. Both aluminum and composite bats are affected by temperature, and most manufacturers provide guidelines for optimal use.
Key Temperature Considerations:
1. Cold Temperatures (Below 60°F): • Reduced Performance: Bats tend to lose some of their “pop” or responsiveness in colder weather. The materials can become more brittle, and the ball feels harder on impact, leading to less energy transfer. • Risk of Cracking or Dents: Composite bats are more prone to cracking in cold temperatures, while aluminum bats can dent more easily. Manufacturers often recommend avoiding use under 60°F. 2. Hot Temperatures (Above 100°F): • Material Softening: In extreme heat, bats may become more flexible, potentially altering their performance. For composite bats, this can also accelerate wear and tear.
Ideal Temperature Range: For most bats, the optimal range for performance and durability is between 60°F and 100°F. Bats used within this temperature window maintain their structural integrity and deliver consistent performance.
