Louisville Slugger Ash Pro Stock Lite Wood Bat: PLC271 Adult

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by jim

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I love this bat i hit 13 home runs and knocked in 30 rbi's with this bat in one season

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they tend to break and crack at the barrel

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by SJCardinal33

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My overall plate appearances has kept me up in the .300 avg, ever since using my 271 Louis.

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Subject to crack in high speed pitching games, unless you know how to truly use the bat correctly. Otherwise, mines been lasting for already two seasons.

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by JL brooklyn

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My son went 8 for 8 in a double header and after that I bought 3more...

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No Cons

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Which is lighter? the 271 the 110 or the 243?

Asked by jake on Mar 20, 2012

All will have an approximate -3 length to weight ratio. However, the 243 has the biggest barrel to handle ratio and will feel just a little heavier than the other two.

Tyler Expert ·Mar 20, 2012

Is it BBCOR certified?

Asked by tornado on Mar 19, 2012

Yes, it is BBCOR certified.

KB Expert ·Mar 19, 2012

When selecting a wooden bat, what material is best? Maple, Ash, Bamboo?

Asked by Sam the Slam on Dec 15, 2011

Depends on who you ask. Maple is harder and thought to be more durable than ash. Ash will be more flexible and the baseball often feels softer at contact. Bamboo is just as durable as maple and performs just as well as the two others. Maple is the most popular followed by Ash then Bamboo. This is because Maple and Ash are the most widely accepted wood bats no matter what league you play in.

TJ Expert ·Dec 15, 2011

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