Axe Pro Series Maple Wood Baseball Bat | SPD 271 Turn | Vantablack | Axe Handle
$199.99 USDUnit price /UnavailableAxe Pro Series Maple Wood Baseball Bat | SPD 271 Turn | Velvet Sky | Axe Handle
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$199.99 USDUnit price /UnavailableAxe Pro Maple Composite Wood Baseball Bat | Obsidian Black | Flared Handle
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is a wood bat legal for high school or college play?
Is a wood bat legal for high school or college play?
Yes, wood is an accepted alternative to BBCOR for NFHS high school and NCAA college play. Solid one-piece wood barrels do not require a USA Baseball mark; multi-piece and composite wood bats do require it to be legal in USA Baseball-governed play, which does not apply at the high school/college level but matters if the same bat is used in a youth league.
Solid maple or maple composite — which should I choose?
Solid maple or maple composite — which should I choose?
Pro Series Maple is solid one-piece maple for the truest wood feedback. Pro Maple Composite laminates maple for improved durability and a more consistent barrel. Composite costs a little more durability-per-dollar in exchange for a longer-lasting bat.