EASTON Fungo Baseball Aluminum Design Review

I love this mushroom! I've used composite and wood mushrooms in the past, but this Easton aluminum mushroom has become my new favorite. Much lighter than my previous composite but not at distance due to weight. This racquet has no problem hitting balls deep into the field!

But having a fungus bat is great. One of the other trainers I've worked with was very excited when I showed up with this and after using it I can understand why. Yes, you have to get used to it. One of the most important tips I can give is to work with it for a week or more before training. You have to get used to throwing the ball further away from your body than you think. Once you do this and don't jam, the ball's trajectory becomes very natural and easy to hit. We fought about it in…

I like the idea that it's metal as I'm not worried about breaking it like I am It's very effective on its own, throwing the ball close to you to hit the ground, or short and throwing it further with a slight uppercut to hit the outfield. I can easily hit 250 foot pop flies with almost no effort. The same goes for 15-foot dribblers. Be careful, use this BEFORE using it in front of your team or you will be laughed at. They take a lot more getting used to than the wooden ones I've used, but in my…