Brett Bros. Ash Wood Baseball Bat: P72 Adult
Features
Approximate -3 Length to Weight Ratio
Black Handle/ Mahogany Barrel
Excellent Cold and Warm Weather Bat
Free Shipping
North American Ash Wood
Patented "Boa" Fiberglass Reinforcement Handle
FREE Black Titanium Bracelet with purchase of new bat
Description
Reviews
Average Ratings Based on 1 Customer Review
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Pros: Looks great, swings great - real good balance and feels terrific when you get the ball on the sweet spot. Great pre-season bat so far! Review by 15 yr old sophomore getting ready for the season.
Cons: Zero
Questions and Answers
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Son plays in leage that requires BBCOR.50 or wood, are there Non-composite bats that are BBCOR certified? Troy
I have a 14 yr old, that is hitting -3 for the first time, but he will be playing in several wood tournements. With the different weight/balance ratios...some bats heavier on end than others, what bat should I look for that will give him the fastest bat speed? Durability isn't as much an issue as wanting the best results (pop). Troy
What is the diam for the barrel head on the Brett Model P72? Mike
Is this bat allowed in hs baseball? hat
Hi would this bat make a good gamer for HS play? I'm between this one and the Louisville Slugger 110 ash. Which would you consider to the the better choice? Thank you, TH Todd
What is the size of the handle on this bat? Thank you. edward
Does this bat have a composite material in it or is it a solid piece of ash wood ? Thank you. edwrad
Can you tell me if this is a balanced or end loaded bat? What would be the difference between this model and a 110 model? David
What are the main differences between the 72, the 110, and the 271? Hoodie
About the Brand
The Brett Brothers “entered the bat business with the goal of ensuring that coaches at all levels of baseball have access to superior quality composite wood bats that are cost effective." The Brett Brothers have been involved in baseball their entire lives. We are four brothers and all of us played professional ball at one time. Bobby and John played in the Minor Leagues, and Ken and George together put in 31 years in the Major Leagues.
Not only did we play baseball because we were good, we truly loved the game. Even today we closely follow the sport. George still works for the Kansas City Royals. Ken has been a broadcaster for 11 years with Fox. Bobby runs our professional franchises here in Spokane, the baseball Indians and the hockey Chiefs. The oldest brother John is a frequent visitor here to see his brothers and watch our teams play.
Like most baseball families, it all started in a small Southern California town call El Segundo. The boys are all about two years apart, and we had some kind of sporting event about every night. I remember most of our family meals were hot dogs, and everything was on the fly. Our parents were always there to cheer for us, and our lives were generally very happy.
Ken was the first to sign a pro contract at age 17. He was the fourth player taken in the annual draft by the Boston Red Sox. When their scout Joe Stephenson came to sign him, our dad said, "the one you really want is the skinny, barefooted one, George." George in 1966 was all of 12 years old.
If you move up the clock to 1971, George was a senior, and Joe Stephenson desperately wanted him to be Boston's #1 pick. The Red Sox said no, and the Kansas City Royals took George in round #2. The rest is history. Ken played 11 years for numerous teams. George turned out to be exactly the player our late father envisioned. He was a 3-time winner of the Batting Title in three different decades. He was very consistent, and always played the game very hard. He was the greatest Royal, and still makes his home in Kansas City. In the summer of 1999, he was awarded Baseball's highest award, election to the Hall Of Fame in Cooperstown, New York.
In the spring of 1998, the Tridiamond Bat Company needed a place to "try out" their new baseball bats. Because the Bretts owned the only local professional team, an association was formed. When Tridiamond got both NCAA and Major League approval to sell bats, they needed some baseball help. At this time we bought into the company and changed the name to Brett Bats.
Bat Properties
Baseball Bats | Wood Baseball |
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Bat Type | Baseball |
Deals | Bats with Free Gifts Bundle and Save |
Material | Wood |
Vendor | Brett Bros |
Wood Type | Ash |
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