Best Balanced Bat, Medium Handled Bat, Bat for Power Hitters

Model 73 is the most popular new style in the Big Leagues and our best selling bat by 2-1 over any other Model. It has a tapered medium sized 15/16² handle flaring to a very large knob with a full power hitter¹s 2 5/8² barrel.

The large knob serves as a counter weight making the bat feel very balanced and lighter than other bats with the same weight. The flared handle to the knob protects the sensitive hamate bone from bruising.

The Model 73 is available with a weight range no lighter than 2. This is by far the best-balanced wood bat on the market.

This is a perfect shape for hitters switching from aluminum to wood, as it is both well balanced and easy to control in the hands. Used by power hitters who like the comfort and gap hitters who like the balance and large hitting area.

It was the bat used by one of baseball¹s great heroes, Jackie Robinson. It has a very thick 1 1/4² handle transitioning to a thin 2 1/2² barrel. It has exceptional balance for the player looking for hard wood, lots of pop and good bat control.

Available only in 1 or heavier but feels 3-4 ounces lighter because of the balance. This was a very popular shape in the 1950s and again with many big leaguers in the 21st century who like the bat control the thick handle provides and the large mass the heavy bat puts behind the ball. What's was old is now new!

Model 2427 is based on the traditional C243 shape barrel and the C271 handle and flared knob. This is the ultimate big-barreled bat yet with a little more balance and comfort. The diameter of the handle is 15/16². The barrel is turned as full as possible to 2 5/8². Weight range is best at no lighter than a -2. This is an end-loaded bat used by a large number of our Major League power hitters. This is a bat for experienced wood bat hitters who have short swings and want the weight at the end of their bat with the comfort of a flared handle.
 

Model 11T is similar to an M110. It has a slightly flared 1 1/16" handle, conventional knob, and a 2 7/16" to 2 9/16" barrel and with a weight range not lighter than ­3. This is a well balanced bat with a slightly thicker handle and a slight flare.

Pro Maple 13 Model 13 is based on the I13. The knob is slightly smaller 1 15/16" and thinner. The barrel is turned as full as possible for the weight/length differential desired. It has a thin 15/16" handle, a small tapered knob, and a 2 9/16" to 2 5/8" barrel and with a weight range not lighter than ­2. This tends to be an end loaded bat for a power hitter who likes a thin handle and small knob with a slight flare.

Model 14 is based on the traditional T141 shape. This is a thin handled medium barreled bat. It has a slightly smaller 1 15/16" squared off knob, a thin 7/8" handle and a 2 9/16" barrel and with a weight range not lighter than ­3. This is a bat for a gap/power hitter who likes a thin handle

Model 15 is similar to an M159, an old school model. It has a smaller junction of handle to a smaller knob with a 29/32" handle and a 2 1/2" to 2 9/16" barrel. This is a good bat for someone looking for a lighter bat in the ­3 range. A well balanced conventional handled bat with a medium sized barrel.

Model 16 is similar to an R161, a thick handled big barreled, heavier than the average bat. It has a 1" handle, conventional knob, and a 2 9/16" to 2 5/8" barrel. Weight range is best at no lighter than a -2. This bat is favored by both power hitters who like thick handles and contact hitters who like the bat control a thick handle provides. 

Model 17 is similar to a G174, a very thin 7/8" handle, small knob and medium-large 2 9/16"-2 5/8" barrel. An end loaded power hitter's bat.

Model 20 is similar to a Big Stick 205. It has a very slightly flared 1 1/32" handle, a thick conventional knob, and a 2 9/16" to 2 5/8" barrel and with a weight range not lighter than ­2. This is for hitters who like to feel the bat in their hands and control their swing. 

Model 23 is similar to an H238. It is similar to the Model 24 but with a smoother transition from handle to a softer squared knob. A large 2 5/8" barreled, thin 15/16" handled, end loaded power hitters bat 

Model 24 is based on the traditional C243 shape. This is the ultimate thin handle, big barreled bat. The diameter of the handle is smaller at its contact point with the knob. The barrel is turned as full as possible. Handle is 15/16" with a conventional knob and a 2 5/8" barrel. Weight range is best at no lighter than a -2. This is an end loaded bat used by a large number of our Major League power hitters. This is a bat for experienced wood bat hitters who have short swings and want the weight at the end of their bat. 

Model 25 is similar to an R205. It has a 15/16" traditional handle and a large 2 5/8" barrel with a thin transition from handle to a slightly longer barrel. It is slightly end loaded. 

Model 16T is similar to an R161, a thick handled big barreled, heavier than the average bat. It has a thick 1 1/8" handle, conventional knob, and a 2 9/16" to 2 5/8" barrel. Weight range is best at no lighter than a -2. This bat is favored by both power hitters who like thick handles and contact hitters who like the bat control a thick handle provides. 

Model 16VT is similar to an R161, a thick handled big barreled, heavier than the average bat. It has a very thick 1 1/4" handle, conventional knob, and a 2 9/16" to 2 5/8" barrel. Weight range is best at no lighter than a -2. This bat is favored by both power hitters who like thick handles and contact hitters who like the bat control a thick handle provides. 

Model 27S is based on the traditional C271. It has a flared 15/16" to 1" handle and no knob, and has a long straight transition to a 2 1/2" to 2 9/16" barrel and with a weight range not lighter than ­3. This our second most well balanced bat with a medium handle and a medium barrel. 

Model 34 is similar to a B345. It has a 15/16" handle and a small rounded knob for comfort for those who wrap their pinky over the knob with a medium sized 2 9/16" barrel. Medium balance.