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MB110 SOUTHERN SMASHER

The MB110 Southern Smasher is an ideal bat for someone who is new to wooden bats. This bat features a conventional style knob which is similar to aluminum bats and also has a thicker handle than most wood bats. This thicker handle promotes longevity and is very forgiving when miss hitting the baseball.

Specs: Knob is conventional - Handle is 1" at it's thinnest point - Smooth transition to barrel - Barrel is 2 7/16" at it's thickest point.

MB243 CANADIAN CRUSHER

The MB243 Canadian Crusher is just as it sounds. For crushing baseballs, this is a power hitters bat, someon who like an end weighted bat and hits for some serious power. This bat is best suited for an experienced wood bat user and someone who knows where to hit the ball. The thin handle and large barrel make this bat unforgiving for balls hit off the end of off the label.

Our pro players that use this model: Manny Ramirez, Felipe Lopez, Josh Phelps, Marty Cordova etc...

Specs: Knob is conventional with slight flare - Handle is 7/8" at it's thinnest point - Sharp transition to barrel - Barrel is 2 9/16" at it's thickest point.

MB271 ROCKY RIPPER

The MB271 Rocky Ripper is probably the most popular model style on the market. This bat features a flared knob for comfort fit with-out using up an entire roll of tape on the handle. It's a bat that a players hits to all fields for average but also with power. The thin handle and good sized barrel is the perfect combination for the all-round hitter.

Our pro players that use this model: Freddy Sanchez, Travis Dawkins, Joe Thurston, Matt Logan etc...

Specs: Knob is flared - Handle is 15/16" at it's thinnest point - Smooth transition to barrel - Barrel is 2 1/2" at it's thickest point.

MB243LL CANADIAN CRUSHER

The MB243LL is made to meet the required specifications of Little League Baseball. The thick handle provides longevity and the thin barrel provides a great balanced bat. Also with having a thicker handle it forces the younger player to hold the bat correctly in their fingers rather than in their palm.

Specs: Knob is conventional - Handle is 1 1/8" at it's thinnest point - Smooth transition to barrel - Barrel is 2 1/4" at it's thickest point.