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BamBoo Bat Quadcor Select Bamboo Wood Bat $59.99 BamBoo Bat Quadcor Select Bamboo Wood Bat. BamBooBat's BBB Model Quadcore Select Bamboo Wood Bat utilizes Quadcore Technology to provide a durable and sturday wood baseball bat. This select bamboo wood bat will perform to standards unheard of in the wood bat world.

Louisville Slugger BC243 Bamboo Wood Bat $59.99 Louisville Slugger BC243 Bamboo Wood Bat. Louisville Slugger's BC243 Bamboo bat is manufactured to sound, feel and perform like a wood bat. It is ideal for training, batting practice and wood bat leagues.

Louisville Slugger BC271 Bamboo Wood Bat $59.99 Louisville Slugger BC271 Bamboo Wood Bat. Bamboo wood Manufactured to sound, feel and perform like a wood bat Ideal for training, batting practice and wood bat leagues

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Louisville Slugger MLB225YB Youth Wood Bat $15.99 Louisville Slugger MLB225YB Youth Wood Bat. From the most legendary name is bats comes a bat with pro grade timber with a lighter weight.

Easton Bat Choke $3.99 Easton Bat Choke. Easton's New Bat Choke fits all aluminum and wood bats. Ultra soft to absorb bat sting and increase your bat control.

Easton Natural Bamboo Wood Bat $69.99 Easton Natural Bamboo Wood Bat. * 90 day limited warranty through EASTON * 15/16" Handle * Cupped End * Clear Finish * Sanded handle for improved grip

Louisville Slugger HM125G Adult Wood Baseball Bat $49.99 Louisville Slugger HM125G Adult Wood Baseball Bat. This is the Louisville Slugger Adult Maple professional wood bat. Louisville Slugger uses professional grade, hand-picked Maple to make this bat. The unique grain structure of this wood prevents the barrel from flaking. The Adult Maple Wood series is also kiln dried for optimum moisture content. The pro cupped end is ideal for controlling the weight for maximum bat speed and durability.

Chicago 16 - Wood Sb Bat, Size 35 in. $28.04 2-5/8" wood barrel bat used to play "Chicago Ball" with a 16" softball

Rawlings P302 Pro Preferred Ash Wood Bat $59.99 Rawlings P302 Pro Preferred Ash Wood Bat. Rawlings Pro Preferred Major League quality Ash Wood Baseball Bat. Being part of the Pro Preferred Wood series this bat features the popular pro 302 profile with Assorted Major League profiles. This bat also has a pro cupped end for a great swing weight balance and a flared knob for added comfort for the bottom hand.

Brandon Wood Signed Bat - Pirates Engraved $53.98 Brandon Wood Signed Bat - Pirates Engraved Brandon signed this Pro Model bat at our private signging in July of 2006. This bat has Brandon's name engraved in the end of it. We show a picture of Brandon from our signing, you will also receive a copy of this photo. This item comes with a COA Hologram.

Rawlings P302M Pro Preferred Maple Wood Bat $82.99 Rawlings P302M Pro Preferred Maple Wood Bat. Rawlings Pro Preferred wood bats are constructed with the top 5% of maple wood Rawlings has to offer. It features a high gloss, ultra-protective clear coat and a new cup design. Each bat is individually inspected with lenght, weight and balance point written in the cup.

Rawlings 271MBC Bamboo and Maple Composite Wood Bat $79.99 Rawlings 271MBC Bamboo and Maple Composite Wood Bat. This NEW Composite Pro Wood bat features the popular 271 pro shape with a guaranteed -3 oz weight drop. This bat also has a pro cupped end for a great balance and a smooth matte handle for comfort and control. Adirondack Pro Wood Composite bats are made from the finest Maple, Bamboo, and Poplar wood available. Each model is designed for increased durability and improved feel compared to traditional wood bats.

DeMarini D110 Pro Maple (-3) Wood Composite Baseball Bat $129.99 DeMarini D110 Pro Maple (-3) Wood Composite Baseball Bat. The BSER Pro Maple baseball bat is designed for Advanced Wood Bat Leagues and serious baseball training.

Louisville Slugger Autograph Model Natural Wood Burned Bat - Set of 3 $182.31 The Wood Burned bat has the Louisville Slugger logo burned into the bat and the word Powerized on the bat. Price shown is for three bats. Minimum order is three bats. Wood Bats are not guaranteed against breaking, chipping, or worn finishes.

Mizuno MZC243 Wood Composite Bat $84.99 Mizuno MZC243 Wood Composite Bat. Mizuno Pro Maple Bats feature grade hard North American maple. Utilizing only the best materials for the Mizuno Pro level of quality. Hand selected and turned in Japan for the highest level of craftsmanship. Unique models designed by Isokazu Kubota, Mizuno's master craftsman.

Mizuno MZC62 Wood Composite Bat $84.99 Mizuno MZC62 Wood Composite Bat. Mizuno Pro Maple Bats feature grade hard North American maple. Utilizing only the best materials for the Mizuno Pro level of quality. Hand selected and turned in Japan for the highest level of craftsmanship. Unique models designed by Isokazu Kubota, Mizuno's master craftsman.

How to Read a Wood Bat (Baseball)

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Baseball is America's favorite pastime. It has endured in the national  consciousness for more than 150 years, and professionals have played the sport at the greastest level for more than a century. The game has permeated into every part of modern life. The game of baseball has created some of the most colorful and most widely used euphemisms that are to be found in the English language.

However, many folks still have a problem "reading" a <a href="http://www.phoenixbats.com">wood bat </a>and understanding what all of the markings and different sizes, weights and model types mean. Here is an easy reference guide to understanding the standard American wood baseball bat.

What Does That Random Number Mean?

That number is not random, and it means the weight of the wood bat versus the overall length of the bat. When you see a mathematical subtraction on the bat, such as 33-3, this is actually a basic formula for determining the length and weight of the bat. The bat in question is 33 inches in length, and it weighs 30 ounces - 3 subtracted from 33. As far as standard weights and lengths, adult wood baseball bats come in many different lengths and weights, anywhere from 29 ounces and 30 inches long to 34 ounces and 34 inches long. It all depends on the individual needs of the hitter

What Are The Bats Made Out Of?

Wood baseball bats are made primarily out of either maple or ash. Both woods have their own distinct positives and negatives, depending upon the level of baseball that is being played, and the types of hitters that will be using the bats. There are also <a href="http://www.phoenixbats.com">wood bats</a> made of other types of wood, such as bamboo, hickory, and many different combinations of composite wood. However, these types of wood bats tend to be less durable, and unable to handle the stress of a high level of play over the long haul.

Why Is The Label In A Different Location On Different Bats?

The label placed on wood baseball bats is put where it is for a reason. When each bat is inspected, the weakest spots are found and this is where the label is placed. This gives players a good visual cue to always keep the label of the bat facing either the sky or the ground, to ensure that the ball makes contact with the strongest area of the bat, every time. This not only ensures a good, clean hit, it helps protect the bat as well.

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<strong>How To Read A <a href="http://www.phoenixbats.com">Wood Baseball Bat</a></strong>

Baseball is America's favorite pastime. It has endured in the national  consciousness for more than 150 years, and professionals have played the sport at the greastest level for more than a century. The game has permeated into every part of modern life. The game of baseball has created some of the most colorful and most widely used euphemisms that are to be found in the English language.

However, many folks still have a problem "reading" a <a href="http://www.phoenixbats.com">wood bat </a>and understanding what all of the markings and different sizes, weights and model types mean. Here is an easy reference guide to understanding the standard American wood baseball bat.

What Does That Random Number Mean?

That number is not random, and it means the weight of the wood bat versus the overall length of the bat. When you see a mathematical subtraction on the bat, such as 33-3, this is actually a basic formula for determining the length and weight of the bat. The bat in question is 33 inches in length, and it weighs 30 ounces - 3 subtracted from 33. As far as standard weights and lengths, adult wood baseball bats come in many different lengths and weights, anywhere from 29 ounces and 30 inches long to 34 ounces and 34 inches long. It all depends on the individual needs of the hitter

What Are The Bats Made Out Of?

Wood baseball bats are made primarily out of either maple or ash. Both woods have their own distinct positives and negatives, depending upon the level of baseball that is being played, and the types of hitters that will be using the bats. There are also <a href="http://www.phoenixbats.com">wood bats</a> made of other types of wood, such as bamboo, hickory, and many different combinations of composite wood. However, these types of wood bats tend to be less durable, and unable to handle the stress of a high level of play over the long haul.

Why Is The Label In A Different Location On Different Bats?

The label placed on wood baseball bats is put where it is for a reason. When each bat is inspected, the weakest spots are found and this is where the label is placed. This gives players a good visual cue to always keep the label of the bat facing either the sky or the ground, to ensure that the ball makes contact with the strongest area of the bat, every time. This not only ensures a good, clean hit, it helps protect the bat as well.