We’ve all been there... You’re shopping online and can’t believe the deal before your eyes, so you act fast to complete the checkout. A few days pass and you haven’t heard any updates. A few more days pass and still nothing. A few more days pass and you see the order is “processing.” A few more days pass and you receive a notification that your order has been shipped. By the end of the whole ordeal you open up the box to find out the pictures online were misleading. It’s a bad feeling. 

The youth baseball season, like everything, has been a little different this year. Many leagues have canceled. Others have delayed. Some are still deciding.

But, increasingly, plans are being made to return kids safely to the field.

As your child resumes or prepares to resume play, here are five Axe Bats worthy of consideration for helping him or her get the most from a shortened season. All are in-stock and available now on JustBats.com.

Looking to stand-out during your next at-bat? Try an exclusive bat, only available at JustBats! With over two decades of bat selling experience, we are experts in connecting players with their perfect bat. That’s why we have worked hard with manufacturers to create new models to fit the needs of every player. Our extensive lineup of exclusive bats ranges from BBCOR to Slow Pitch to Youth Wood. And with all of these rare bat options, we thought it would be important to provide a list of the top models of each category. Let’s get after it! These are the top exclusive bats for the 2020 season. Enjoy!

This Spring has been unique with baseball’s start getting postponed. Because of that, JustBats has not received the influx of bat reviews that we receive around this time of year. However, fear not, we are still delivering our list of the top USSSA bats out there.

The Legend began during Spring Training of 1985 when the New York Mets had a possible super-ace in the making. A Sports Illustrated article had tabbed Sidd Finch as a unique and incredible pitching prospect. 

The last few weeks have been a trying time not only for Americans but for citizens of the entire world. Sports are certainly secondary right now, but we don’t want to forget about sports and the joy they bring us!

For those of you looking to learn how to slap hit, you have come to the right place. JustBats recently hosted professional softball player, AJ Andrews (@aj_andrews_) to have her breakdown the best tips for learning how to slap hit. So without further delay, let’s get to it. These are JustBats easy tips for how to slap hit.

In baseball or softball, confidence is key. And stepping into the box sporting “bat confidence” can be all it takes to win your at-bat. But can you really have confidence in your bat without swinging it? We don’t think so. That is why JustBats has created the Bat Assurance Program. Now, unlike ever before, players will be able to swing their brand-new bat without having to commit to the bat ahead of time. It will afford you the final say on the bat you choose to step into the box with and isn’t that how it should be?

After spending the past few months reviewing bats, we can now confidently release our annual list of the Top 2020 USA Bats. Every model on this list has been chosen based on their performance, durability, innovation, and more. If you have had a chance to swing any of the following bats, please let us know your thoughts in the comments below. And if we missed any “gotta have it” bats let us know as well.

One thing to remember, just like every hitter is different, every bat preference will vary as well. All of the following bats are some form of aluminum, hybrid, and composite USA bat --- eligible for Little League play. We will be releasing a future blog breaking down the top USSSA baseball bats soon. We have already released our 2020 Best BBCOR Blog.

The order of the bats listed does not reflect our opinion of the bats.

It’s time to bust into 2020 with our annual release of the JustBats’ 2020 Most Popular BBCOR bats. Each of these models has been hand-selected based on a series of criteria including player reviews, innovation, and overall performance. Have you had a chance to swing any of these bats yet? Did we leave anything off? Comment below to let us know.

One thing to remember, just like every hitter is different, every bat preference will vary as well. All of the following bats are some form of aluminum, hybrid, and composite BBCOR bats eligible for high school and NCAA use. We will be releasing future blogs breaking down the top USA & USSSA baseball bats soon. (Note: The following list is in no particular order.)