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Brett Brothers Stealth Wood Bats
George Brett's Favorite Bat Model - Made From Ash & Maple
31, 32, 33, 34" minus 3 oz. weight drop
High School & NCAA BESR Certified
- Great for All Ages: Read what Coach JP says
- Here's another choice:BWP Pro Select Rock Maple
- This model has NCAA approval for all levels of play and is also approved by MLB for rookie and short season play.
only $54
Stock# B04
Multiple Bat Purchases
- 2 Bats - Save $7 on shipping
- 3+ Bats - Only$51 each & save on shipping
- 6+ Bats - Only $49 each & save on shipping
The stealth bats are constructed of laminates from hand selected and graded native hardwoods. The wood is then power bonded into billets and then turned and sanded. The patented "Boa" reinforcement is then applied to the handle and the bat is completed with a two coat lacquer finish.
The wood used in the barrel of this bat has proven to significantly reduce the chipping and flaking characteristic in one piece ash bats.
Individual Bat Specifications:
- Barrel: 2 1/2"
- Handle: 15/16"
- Contour of a Very Little Knob
- Model: 271
- Cupped: No
- Type: Composite
You can also call 1- 800- 487- 7432 to order from 9- 6 EST Monday-Friday
The Brett Brothers Wood Composite Bat
What is the difference & Why it is better than a wood bat?
A wood bat starts out as one piece of wood (called a Billet) generally from a hardwood tree called Northern Ash. It is shaped into the various lengths, shapes, colors and finishes of today's bats. It is then sold for around $25 for the cheap stuff and somewhere around $40-$80 for the pro-line bats that serious players want. At best this is called "Minor League wood." And eventually.....they splinter or break.
Enter the Brett Brothers New Technology
- 1. Stack 3 pieces of high quality 2"x 2" ash & maple, creating a long rectangular block of wood
- 2. Glue them together for strength
- 3. Shape & smooth it into an ideally weighted bat in lengths ranging from 31" to 34"
- 4. Wrap each bat handle with an 18" long fiberglass "Boa" wrap for strength.
Now You've got a New Tech Wood Bat that lasts up to 3 Times Longer!
Can it break.... Yes
Should it last longer..... Absolutely!
- Reduced Breakage . . . 3 piece laminating makes it stronger.
- Reduced Splintering . . . Grip lasts longer, builds confidence, saves money, increases performance.
- Increased Performance . . . More duability saves you money.
Real hitters train with wood! - Coach JP
