There is a reason why Major League players only want, and get, the best wood possible.
Of course, money doesn't get in the way there. Only a small percentage of all the wood used to make bats is marked MLB quality. From there you can grade down all the way to the wood used for those little souvenir bats.
All wood bats break, some easier than others. The biggest difference is in performance.
BTW, due to popular demand I believe we will once again be making certain composite bats legal at our events. More on that over the winter.
PG - My customer and I both are very happy to hear this. I can't say I'm surprised.
I have many customers who participate in PG and WWBA events and like the fact that our bat is 100% real wood. It is Babe Ruth's Hickory fused with Harmon Killebrew's Tanoak. Even the NCAA says they consider it a "solid wood bat". It carries a 5 month breakage warranty too!
Is there any special process for getting on the approved list? Thanks!
John MacDougall