What is the quick review?
Those looking for a lot of barrel per swing weight should look elsewhere. As well, those who want maximum performance along the length of the barrel should probably lean toward a composite barrel.
What models and sizes are available?
The Rocketech from Anderson, aside from the Techzilla, may be their most popular bat. After several hours in the cage and on the field, as well as some emails back and forth with Anderson corporate, we are prepared to present our 2017 Anderson Rocketech Review. You may also find our 2017 Anderson Bat lineup helpful.
How is it built?
In fastpitch, the major upgrade is a more durable end cap. This reinforcement only adds to the already remarkable durability of the 2015 fastpitch Rocketech.
The slowpitch Rocketech is a brand new bat altogether. Really, there is no other old school Anderson bat this is designed after, in the slowpitch space. We suspect Anderson saw the success of the Rocketech in fastpitch and thought it would translate well into slowpitch.
How does it compare?
In fastpitch, the bat is released in a 31 through 34-inch length with a drop 9. The drop, you should know, is the numerical difference between the length of the bat in inches and the weight of the bat in ounces. For example, a 33-inch drop 9 will weigh 24 ounces. Such is the case with the Anderson Rocketech fastpitch bat.
Slowpitch bats come in a 34-inch length. The weights are a 30, 29, 28 and 27 ounces.
