Training Bat Question

I'm seeking a wood training bat that is short (around 28 inches), but close to regulation weight. Maybe 28-30 oz.

Radial Bat had a short training bat (w regular weight) that was featured in Kevin Long's hitting video a few years ago, but it looks like they may no longer be in business.

Most of the short training bats that I've found have been meant for one hand use, and are lighter than what I'm seeking.

I've also done some research, and I've found a Louisville Bat that is 28 inches (I've emailed to ask about the weight).

Thanks in advance for your time and consideration.

9/20/1311:41 AM

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