ColdSteel Bashers Review

cinder blocks? No problem. watermelons? No problem. Annoying neighbors? No problem. Vinnie cheated you out of money? No problem.

This racket was exactly what I was looking for. I wanted a strong racquet and the weight could be big, but I was really looking for it. I also modified it a bit as seen in the photos.

The Brooklyn Basher is a very solid 24 inch racquet. I have no doubt that it is [almost] indestructible. Recommend some tape for better traction and pad cushioning, or just cloth hockey tape if you're looking for extra traction without a pad.

everything I expected and more, it has some weight and literally doesn't break, at least not the only damage yet, it has comes from hitting the rim of a 55 gallon keg and it rubs pretty well but won't crack. I'll take him to work, level him and see if he can handle it.

The longest racquet is too heavy for a quick swing, it's more of a warm up before the actual game. It could still be used for self defense but the weight and length have gone down and you won't get too many good fast swings with it. I'm in pretty decent shape even in my 20s and somewhat doubt it. I keep it for the length and range of the shot.

Odd weight distribution. It's undoubtedly a stick and not intended for sport, but it's an odd weight and you can't swing well. Don't get me wrong, this is a solid racquet and if it ever touches speed you'll be ready for the kill, but its weight means you won't be able to land a good hit. Maybe that's the idea, but I'd rather have something that I know will put an end to the situation and not have to fight to hold on in the event of hype.

I'm a big fan of steel products but I don't like this one at all. It is sold as a bat but also suggested as a possible self-defense weapon. I don't see any effect either. It's so heavy you could get a good swing out of it, but your arms get too tired to hold it properly for extra swings. I wouldn't believe I could swing it effectively in a self defense situation, the weight just makes it difficult to use.

We're running an event called The Man Expo and we have a 'Destruct Zone' where you can go in for like a minute and smash some cars the hell. We used all kinds of bits for this and they always broke. Even aluminum ones. They usually last about 30 minutes and then break into 1/2. This bad vein lasted about 9 hours before breaking about where the sweet spot would have been. Whether you use it for baseball or any other sport, it should be with you for a lifetime. When it comes to car crashes…

1st discount I LOVED IT! I originally had this in mind with my own anger management, if you plan on breaking cinder blocks (super satisfying) into very small pieces and hitting a lot of different objects, from industrial trash cans to cement filled cinder blocks, every hit felt really good, right?, there is a lot of vibration felt until you get REALLY hard hits like cement blocks which sadly and proudly was the destruction of this racquet. So it's not indestructible, but if it breaks, it's…