29" / 32 oz Yellow Heavy Weight Two Handed Baseball & Softball bat with Solid Pro Maple Wood for to Improve Strength, bat Speed, Overall Swing Trainer and Adult in Barrel Size 2.25 with Flame Work

The media could not be loaded. Worst training bag I’ve ever come across!Description says solid maple but there’s no way.My 9 year old has used this bat twice and it broke right in half. Inside looks like termites were eating the wood and there was a large cavity of air in the middle. Definitely not worth it and waste of money

Happy with purchase, I believe this will help any baseball of softball hitter with bat speed and strength when swinging. Distributes the weight of the bat well.

Great alternative to an expensive camwood. Weight and size were perfect for my son. Handle is slick out of the box so make surw to tape it or wrap it. A saw some other reviews where people had cracks so I went ahead and taped a good portion of the bat. Seems to have helped with the durability and as a training bat the appearance isn't that important to us. I even taped the barrel sweet spot a different color to help with barrel control through the zone.

Didn't even use the bat very much and it has a huge crack in it. Looks like it had a knot or something in the wood and they put wood puddy over it and painted it so you didn't see it. Cracked right at that spot.

Swings and works just as well as the $100 dollar Camwood bat, but the grip is very slick with batting gloves and will blister you up when you go bare handed.

My softball playing daughters practice swinging a lot and it's great to have this heavy weighted bat to help them warm up. So far we've only used to practice swings before hitting but you can also use with weighted balls. Seems like a solid bat. The only reason I took off a star is the logos on the bat are really a lot. I would rather have a simple design without a lot of flashy logos.

Broke three days after receiving. Kids were hitting off batting tee and it snapped in two. Garbage…

I was unpleasantly surprised to receive this bat. It looks like it was made by someone who never held a real bat. The paint looks more like a can of housepaint rather than the normal paint used for proper baseball bats. In my photos you can see runs and holidays in the paint. Mine also looked like it had some trouble on the lathe, with some burn marks in the central, weighted portion. Third, the sports logo is simply a sticker--and even this was not afixed properly; you can see the corners folded haphazardly. Low quality.In summary, this bat is only useful as a warm-up weight, but I would recommend against using this to actually hit a baseball.