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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.

 

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AM22 Pro Model Maple Baseball Bat
Regular price$181
Sale price$181
AP5 Pro Model Pink Baseball Bat
Regular price$152
Sale price$152
CU26 Maple Pro Model Baseball Bat
Regular priceFrom$181
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TATIS23 Pro Reserve Baseball Bat
Regular price$183
Sale price$183Regular price$224
B45 Pro Select B243c Chill Stick Birch Baseball Bat
B45 Pro Select B271 Birch Baseball Bat
Regular price$145
Sale price$145
B45 Pro Select B250-T Torpedo Baseball Bat
Regular price$129
Sale price$129
B45 Pro Select RA13 Sour Candy Birch Baseball Bat
B45 Pro Select RA13 Carolina Chrome Birch Baseball Bat
B45 Pro Select B253-T Torpedo Baseball Bat
B45 Pro Select B253-T Torpedo Baseball Bat
Regular price$129
Sale price$129
Lindy12 Pro Exclusive Maple Baseball Bat
TA7 Pro Reserve Baseball Bat
Regular price$183
Sale price$183
TATIS23 In-Stock Pro Reserve Baseball Bat
B45 Pro Select CarGo5 High Voltage Birch Baseball Bat
B45 Pro Select MT27 Primetime Birch Baseball Bat
Pro Preferred FL12 Maple Baseball Bat
Regular price$190
Sale price$190
TVT Pro Exclusive Maple Baseball Bat
Regular priceFrom$175
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B45 Pro Select MT27 Banana Peel Birch Baseball Bat
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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.