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Traditional Knob | Medium Handle | Gradual Transition | Big Barrel
31"(-4) - End Loaded
The Zinger Bat Model T43 is a youth size version of the popular X43 model wood baseball bat. The T43 features a traditional knob and handle with a large barrel.
The T43 is comparable to the traditional 243 profile. It has quickly become one of the most popular models in the Zinger Bat lineup over the past couple seasons This model features a large barrel and a Traditional knob creating an end-loaded feel
Scott Hanish - CEO/Owner was born and raised in Scottsdale, Arizona. He led his high school to a State Championship and Top 5 national ranking in baseball before being an elite college player. Graduating from Florida International University in 1998 with a degree in Business Management, he briefly played Independent baseball before starting his own Independent Investment and Wealth Management firm, Scott Hanish LLC. Over the past few years, Scott has created and sold two Real Estate portfolios in Arizona, along with continuing his investment business. Scott has also stayed active as a player, playing full seasons in 2005 in the Golden League and in 2012 in the Freedom Pro Baseball League. Purchasing Zinger in early 2012 was a way for Scott to combine his love for baseball and his business experience into a venture that would keep him involved in a game he has so much passion for. The goal for him is simple, focus on quality and customer service and the rest will take care of itself. Scott has enjoyed reintroducing Zinger Bats into professional baseball and again making Zinger Bats a brand name that stands for quality and reliability in the minds of players.
Chad Harding was born and raised in Bountiful Utah. He attended and played baseball at Salt Lake Community College. Chad worked for Zinger Bats and the Eastman family for two years in Utah. When the company was moved to Chandler Arizona in February 2012, he accepted the position as head of bat manufacturing and shop foreman and relocated to Arizona. With his attention to detail and superior work ethic, Chad is focused on bringing Zinger back to be considered one of the premier wood bat suppliers in the country for all ages. He is excited to be part of the Zinger family and the continued success that Zinger Bats strives for.
Pete LaCock, a former Major Leaguer and first round draft pick of the Chicago Cubs, serves as a special consultant for Zinger Bats. He will help us not only with brand awareness through his vast baseball network, but is also excited about the opportunity to help with product development and player recruitment. Pete’s professional baseball experience spans the last 40 years as a player, hitting coach, and manager. We are extremely excited to have Pete as part of the Zinger team!
The Eastman Family: Zinger Bat Company was founded in 1998 by Kelly Eastman, a life-long wood worker. He had a passion for baseball that he passed onto his sons. All young ball players themselves, Kelly looked into the techniques of making wood bats for them. Within a few months, he was taking orders from other locals and, as the story goes, Zinger Bat Company had begun. Realizing the technology was there, he developed a production process and acquired top-of-the-line equipment that was ground breaking for its time. His desire to have nothing but the best product leaving the shop has been instrumental in the great name that Zinger has throughout the ranks of baseball. Since the company’s move to Arizona, Kelly and his wife Charlotte, along with their son Trevor, continue to be great assets to the company as special consultants. We are very grateful to them for all of their support.
Whether it's BBCOR, USA Baseball, or USSSA Certification - all one-piece wood bats (except bamboo) are allowed for use - with or without the certification markings. This means every bat in our lineup is considered certified, or rather certification not required. Because every one of the above mentioned standards are designed to make a metal bat respond more like a wood bat.
If the standard is make metal bats respond like wood bats - meaning they take away all the benefits of metal bats(ie: exit velocity), but don't give you back any of the benefits of wood (immediate feedback)... Then why would any serious player use anything but wood? Nothing can provide you the immediate feedback that a wood bat gives, both in terms of sound and feel. Miss the sweet spot? Those stinging hands will tell you so! Plus wood bats don't have a trampolining effect, because they aren't hollow. Wood is the only option for players who want to be their best. No matter who your favorite pro player is, there's one thing that's for sure - he swings a wood bat. You should too.
