Louisville Slugger Maple Wood Bat: HM125BH Adult

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by joe

Pros:
weighted perfectly, bigger barrel than other bats i've used, great pop, refuses to break

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none

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by g

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Solid. Takes a lot of punishment and still keeps working.

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by Dave

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Super Durable, looks great, decent sweet spot. should have broke a few times but remains strong!!

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a little heavy on the end

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Are these weighted evenly?

Asked by bobbyp12345 on Apr 06, 2012

The Louisville Slugger Maple Wood Bat: HM125BH Adult is a balanced bat.

Kara Expert ·Apr 06, 2012

Is this bat a -3?

Asked by Denver on Jan 15, 2012

This bat is actually a -2, and that is an approximate ration given to us by the manufacturer. It could vary from bat to bat.

Bodie Expert ·Jan 16, 2012

Do wood bats have to be BBCOR compliant for use in high school tournaments? If so, which bat do you recommend? If not, is this maple wood Louisville Slugger a good choice for high school junior varsity player? (Team does 1-2 wood bat tournaments/year.)

Asked by Pauline on Dec 02, 2011

The ruling, as explained to us is, wood bats do not require the BBCOR certification, only metal bats of any sort. The one grey area that we've not received a definite answer to is the wood/composite bats. This bat, the Maple Wood is an excellent choice for high school.

Linda Expert ·Dec 02, 2011

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