Wilson WBL2687010 Louisville Slugger Select Cut B9 Birch Wood Baseball Bat

Designed to feature an approximate -3 length to weight ratio, these particular Louisville Slugger Select Cut B9 Birch Wood Baseball Bats were pulled from their MLB Prime inventory as they did not meet the brand's incredibly high standards in regards to length, knob, balance point, etc... The turn models available will vary meaning you might receive a bat lighter or heavier swinging than expected, but you will not be sacrificing any performance as these bats are constructed with professionals in mind!

Sporting a glossy black paint job with gold decals and enhanced by Slugger's EXOPRO finish, these Select Cut B9 Birch Wood Baseball Bat will have a hardness similar maple along with a more forgiving and flexible feel common with ash bats. Available at a discounted price, try these bats out and see for yourself what the birch hype is all about!

Can Be From Any Turn From Louisville Slugger's Factory (Barrel Diameter, Handle Diameter and Knob Configuration Can Vary)

Approximate Drop 3 Length-To-Weight Ratio

Built From Birch Wood (Birch Displays Some Hardness Like Maple, But Also Flexes Like An Ash Bat)

Cupped Barrel End

Colorway: Black

Bone Rubbed To Tighten The Grains And Ultimately Harden The Barrel Surface

EXOPRO Finish - Twice As Hard As The Previous Finishes Used On Slugger Bats. Provides An Incredibly Durable Top Coat That Drastically Increases Surface Hardness.

Louisville Slugger's Select Cut (Series 7) Is The Highest Quality Adult Wood Bat Offered By Slugger Before You Get To Their MLB Prime Level Bats.

Legacy B9 Series - B9 was one of the first top quality birch wood bats available to amateur ball players during the 2000s.

These Bats Were Being Handcrafted To Meet A Specific Pro Player's Specs. However, These Bats Were Ones That Did Not Meet The Necessary Length, Weight, Balance Point, Etc... Of That Certain Player. They Can Now Be Sold As A 'Select Cut' at JustBats!

Not Considered A "Blem" Bat As The Wood Quality On The Bat Is High. The Bat Simply Did Not Match A Certain Criteria Of The Professional Player For Whom The Bat Was Being Crafted.