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Adult Wood Bats
There's nothing like the crack of wood. Shop pro-grade maple, birch and ash from B45, Rawlings, Victus and Marucci- for wood-bat leagues, cage work or the hitter who just prefers the feel and feedback of a solid billet.
Coaching a younger squad? We also cut youth wood bats down to size.
Baseball Town carries one of Canada’s largest selections of adult wood bats, with over 250 models online and in store in Laval, Saint-Hubert and Ottawa. From wood-bat leagues to training, we have pro-grade bats for every hitter, with fast shipping across Canada.
It's a barrel profile that shifts more mass toward the spot where a hitter actually makes contact - a 2025-26 trend now appearing across our baseball bats. Whether it suits you depends on where you hit the ball on the barrel.
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Maple is the densest and most popular for performance, ash is more flexible and durable but scarcer due to the emerald ash borer, and birch offers a middle ground between the two — flexible enough to be durable, dense enough to perform.
110 and 271 turns have a balanced feel similar to metal/composite bats and suit contact hitters, while the 243 turn is more end-loaded with a bigger barrel for power hitters — though it's not recommended for first-time wood bat users.
Maple is the most popular wood in pro baseball. It is hard and dense, giving great pop and durability.
Birch combines the flexibility of ash with a surface that hardens over time, making it forgiving and durable. Try the Victus MH17 Natural Birch.
Bamboo is extremely durable and great for training, like the Mizuno Bamboo Elite.
Composite wood bats, like the Baum Bat AAA Pro and Rawlings Big Stick Elite Maple/Bamboo, feel like wood but last much longer, ideal for batting practice.
Yes. Swing the same model as your favourite pro, including the Louisville Slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. VG27, Ronald Acuña Jr. RA13, Cody Bellinger CB35, the Victus Tatis23 Pro Reserve, the Rawlings Manny Machado MM13 and the Marucci AM22.
We carry the top wood bat makers, including B45, Louisville Slugger, Victus, Marucci, Rawlings, Mizuno, Mark Lumber Company and Baum Bat.
Hit with the grain by keeping the logo facing up or toward you, rotate the bat slightly between swings, and avoid hitting heavy or dimpled pitching-machine balls. Store your bat in a dry place and avoid using it in very cold weather, when wood breaks more easily. Add a bat grip or pine tar for better control.
Yes, younger players can shop our youth wood bats, sized and weighted for smaller hitters.
Yes, check our bats on clearance for deals on wood bats from top brands.