| Phillipe crushes a homerun with his Anderson Senior League bat. Do you have a cool game picture? Submit it HERE for a chance to win a $25 JustBats.com gift card. If you're feeling creative, shoot a video of you reviewing your favorite bat for a chance to win a $300 gift card. Good luck! |
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| The 2014 Marucci lineup has arrived! This isn't Marucci’s first go-round; they are experienced in producing tools for elite players. They’ve taken their big league experience and applied that to three signature models for 2014: Black, Elite and ONE. |
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| The recently released Brett Bros. DeRaptor bats have arrived at JustBats.com. Founded by MLB Hall of Famer George Brett and his brothers Bobby, John and Ken; Brett Bros. brings years of professional baseball experience and knowledge to the wood bat market. Brett Bros. understands what a player is looking for in their game-day lumber. They consistently produce cutting edge, durable composite wood bats, and the new DeRaptor is no exception. |
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| October is a month to honor the women in our lives that have fought breast cancer and to raise awareness for prevention. We’re proud to say two of our manufacturers have special edition pink bats benefiting this great cause. |
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| Lil James loves swinging his 2014 Easton MAKO Senior League for the San Diego Hustle Baseball Club. Do you want to win a $25 JustBats.com gift card? Send us your coolest game pictures and you'll be entered in for a chance to win! Submit your pictures HERE. |
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| Southbat engineered a new type of wood bat, made from Guayaibi, a wood from a sub-tropical forest in South America. Guayaibi has a tighter, denser and yet more flexible grain than maple and ash bats currently on the market, while still featuring a pure, non-composite wood design. Southbat has rapidly grown in popularity, gaining approval in the International Baseball Federation and being used by many players in the 2013 World Baseball Classic. |
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| Debuting this fall, Rawlings is set to release their 2014 lineup. Eager to be on the cutting edge of design technology, they will be releasing updated models of their popular 5150 and 5150 Velo, as well as their brand new model - the Rawlings Trio. |
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| Tim H. does a great review and demonstration of his 2013 DeMarini CF5 Senior League. Do you want to win a $300 JustBats.com gift card? Shoot a video reviewing your favorite bat and submit it HERE for a chance to win. Good luck! |
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| Joey shoots the ball to left field with his 2013 Rawlings 5150 Alloy Senior League. If you have a cool photo of you hitting your favorite bat, submit it HERE for a chance to win a $25 JustBats.com gift card. Winners are chosen every week. |
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| Marucci has a number of wood Pro Models, most of which they do not even publicly release due to the high volume of pro players who swing their own custom bat. Of the models that they do make available, the AP5 and CUTCH22 are two of their most popular. Marucci bats are 100% handmade in small batches from an original design, then finished and detailed by hand. Each model is made to exact specifications - maximizing both balance and ease of handling. Similar to all-time greats Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, Marucci opts to bone rub each one of their bats before they apply the finish. Bone rubbing closes the pores in the wood, thus making the wood harder and more durable. |
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