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Wood Baseball Bats


Wood baseball bats were the only bats used until the mid 1970's. Today, professional baseball leagues still require them. Most high schools and colleges use aluminum bats. Some high school leagues have recently returned to use wood bats for safety reasons.



Most wooden bats are made of northern white ash. Maple has become popular, mostly due to the success Barry Bonds had with the bats in 2001.

The Phoenix company is a major producer of wood bats. The company is located in Columbus, Ohio. It makes a variety of models from white ash and maple. Most are approved by MajorLeague Baseball. The company also produces antique bat replicas from all eras.

The price for a white ash bat is about $65. The more popular maple bats cost about $90. Customized models are also available.



The Old Hickory Bat Company specializes in big league quality maple bats. The company purchases only #1 grade maple and uses an extensive sanding process. Price is about $60-75. The composite maple bat costs about $150. It is a one piece, solid maple bat with a composite overlay on the handle.

Ash bats cost about $55. They will also customize bats.

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