In professional baseball, metal bats are not allowed. Wooden baseball bats are standard; heavy wooden bats in fact. If a player fills a wooden bat with cork so as to decrease its weight, he would be violating the rules. Before aluminum there was always wood. There is no doubt that key advantages come into...
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Until 2001, nearly all wood baseball bats were made from the same northern white ash that bats had been made from for over 100 years. That year, however, brought Barry Bonds, his incredible 73 home runs and an extremely quick change in the wood bat market. Bonds’ record breaking season brought attention to the...
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The Louisville slugger pro Stock Wood Bat Series is made from Northern White Ash which is the most common and dependable wood on the market. This bat has a medium barrel which gives a great hitting zone on the bat. The Pro Cupped end helps to balance the swing weight so you are able...
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Wood bats were the only choice for any batter in the game of baseball until the mid 1970′s. But today, wood bats are used far less often than aluminum bats on both the baseball and softball diamonds. Pros are required to use wood bats, and for safety reasons, some high school leagues have recently...
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Today playing baseball no longer means you will experience the wonderful “crack of the bat” sound that brings back countless memories. Below is an overview of the different baseball bat materials available today: White Ash The majority of wood baseball bats today are made from northern white ash harvested from Pennsylvania or New York....
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The easton pro Stix M267 wood baseball bat is made from Northern White Ash. Easton`s newest line of wood baseball bats that use the highest quality, Professional Grade, Northern White Ash wood. The professional grade Northern White Ash is very strong and durable and still provides great performance. The Pro Stix M267 features a...
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