Bats are an
expensive purchase, and they do occasionally break. Assuming the bat didn't break from abuse, you
can expect the manufacturer to replace it, IF you purchased it from an
authorized dealer. Simply having a
receipt won’t do you any good if that receipt isn't from an authorized
dealer. To ensure a valid warranty, go
to the manufacturer's website to verify that the seller is an authorized
dealer. Great prices can sometimes be found from sellers who are not authorized dealers, and you may decide going without a warranty is worth the risk. Just don’t pay the going rate for a bat and not get a warranty. Also see the Equipment Guidelines page for further purchase considerations. |
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