The X12 Pro model wood baseball bat is an ultra balanced model based on the Lindor model. It comes with a slightly flared knob, thin handle, and medium sized barrel. This is a very, very balanced model that is great for contact and gap hitters. 

gThe Tater Bats model TB-C22 wood baseball bat is based on the popular Cutch22 turn model. It sports a medium sized barrel, with a medium sized handle, and thicker flare for the bottom hand. The flared knob allows you to grip the bat slightly lower than a normal flared knob will.

The Tater Bats model TB-C22 wood baseball bat is based on the popular Cutch22 turn model. It sports a medium sized barrel, with a medium sized handle, and thicker flare for the bottom hand. The flared knob allows you to grip the bat slightly lower than a normal flared knob will.

The TB-271 model wood baseball bat is perhaps the most consistently popular bat in the major leagues since its introduction in the early 1970s. For over three decades, the classic flared knob and balance has been preferred by power and poke hitters alike. Barrel: Medium Handle: Thin Knob: Conventional

This bat includes two blemished areas. There is a chip near one side of the cupping as well as a dent in the other side of the cupping. All blemishes are photographed in detail. The bat is priced accordingly to these blemishes. There will be no further reductions.  The TB-271 model wood baseball bat is perhaps the most consistently popular bat in the major leagues since its introduction in the early 1970s. For over three decades, the classic flared knob and balance has been preferred by power and gap hitters alike. Barrel: Medium Handle: Thin Knob: Conventional

The X6 model wood baseball bat comes with a traditional knob for those who like having a stop at the bottom of the bat. The thin handle and medium sized barrel is great for those transitioning from aluminum and are looking for a great overall bat. The bat is very balanced and produces a lot of whip when hitting. 

The TB-X12 Pro model wood baseball bat is an ultra balanced model based on the Lindor model. It comes with a slightly flared knob, thin handle, and medium sized barrel. This is a very, very balanced model that is great for contact and gap hitters. 

The Tater Bats model TB-C22 wood baseball bat is based on the popular Cutch22 turn model. It sports a medium sized barrel, with a medium sized handle, and thicker flare for the bottom hand. The flared knob allows you to grip the bat slightly lower than a normal flared knob will.

gThe Tater Bats model TB-C22 wood baseball bat is based on the popular Cutch22 turn model. It sports a medium sized barrel, with a medium sized handle, and thicker flare for the bottom hand. The flared knob allows you to grip the bat slightly lower than a normal flared knob will.

The Tater Bats model TB-C22 wood baseball bat is based on the popular Cutch22 turn model. It sports a medium sized barrel, with a medium sized handle, and thicker flare for the bottom hand. The flared knob allows you to grip the bat slightly lower than a normal flared knob will.

This youth bat's barrel diameter comes in 2.25" in order to comply with Little League and local baseball standards. The TB-271LL wood baseball bat is perhaps the most consistently popular bat in the major leagues since its introduction in the early 1970s. For over three decades, the classic flared knob and balance has been preferred by power and poke hitters alike. The TB-271 has a faster transitional from the taper to the barrel of the bat making it feel more balanced. Hitters swinging the TB-271 will definitely be able to feel the barrel more so than hitting swinging the TB-P72. The TB-271 is used by contact hitters and power hitters alike. Maple is the most popular wood used to make bats. Maple is very hard and dense wood which many say helps the ball jump off the barrel of the maple bat. Maple bats are hard giving little to no flex. Maple is usually preferred to advanced hitters looking to add pop and distance to their swing.

The X6 model wood baseball bat comes with a traditional knob for those who like having a stop at the bottom of the bat. The thin handle and medium sized barrel is great for those transitioning from aluminum and are looking for a great overall bat. The bat is very balanced and produces a lot of whip when hitting. 

The TB-141 model wood baseball bat can be used by all types of hitters - singles, gap, or even power hitters. This model gives hitters the classic feel due to it featuring an extra long barrel and a slow transition into the handle. The TB-141 provides a lot of versatility and can easily be utilized by anyone in the lineup. A great option in either Maple or Birch since it is made using high density billets

The Tater-143 model wood baseball bat is cut to the Tater-243 profile. The 143 features a very large barrel with a short taper to a thin handle that runs straight into the knob. The 143 is a favorite of players that want a bat with a big barrel available and a thin handle. End-loaded by design, we like this model for the most seasoned wood bat hitters.

The TB-243 is ideal for players seeking an end-loaded bat with a bigger barrel than the average bat while having a thin handle. Preferred by power hitters of all ages.This model exceeds expectations when players pick up this bat looking for barrel size and swing weight. The thin handle and large barrel is great for players who want to feel more of the barrel of the bat when they swing. Simply put this bat is for experienced players who want to have more power when they step up to the plate to swing the bat.