| 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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| Louisville Slugger, one of the oldest and most respected names in baseball, has released its newest addition to the MLB Prime Series with three new Birch models. The use of Birch in wood bats has become more popular over the last few years because it offers great durability with a flexible, lightweight feel. |
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| Continuing with their tradition of providing top-of-the-line products, Wilson has unveiled their latest line of baseball gloves - the A1K Series. |
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| The team at Slugger Labs has done it again with the newest version of one of the most popular slow pitch softball bats in the game, the 2014 Louisville Slugger Z-2000. This season’s Z-2000 features Pure 360 Composite Barrel Technology. Pure 360 supplies the bat with more layers of thin, high-strength graphite fibers to provide better durability and a lighter feel. |
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| John MacDougall is a baseball purist that loves the feel and tradition of an all-wood bat. He didn’t want to compromise durability in producing all-wood models, so he headed to his workshop to create a durable bat with no foreign materials like plastic, foam or fiberglass. After a year and a half of testing, John MacDougall finally got the idea to use two different woods. From this, the MacDougall and Sons PowerWood Series was born. |
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