2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League Images
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- -10 Length to Weight Ratio
- 2 3/4 Inch Barrel Diameter
- 7/8 Inch Tapered Handle
- Features New USSSA 1.15 BPF Stamp
- Free Shipping!
- Full Twelve (12) Month Manufacturer's Warranty
- One-Piece Alloy Design
- ST+20 Alloy
- Synthetic Grip
- Two-Color End Cap
by R A B - Oct 31, 2012
Pros: Initial results in practice were outstanding - Nice sound, very good pop. Will know more after our first tourney this weekend
Cons: Non Yet - Expect it to perform as advertised. Appears to be a good value
Review Summary
based on 34 ratings. 34 user reviews.
New for 2013! The Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha has been the go-to bat for millions of players for over a decade. In fact, the Omaha brand is THE best-selling baseball bat over the past ten years. Named after the site of the College World Series, it's only fitting that the TPX Omaha is back again this year to take your game to its highest level! Made from Louisville Slugger's classic ST+20 Alloy, the TPX Omaha will provide long-lasting durability and the consistently solid performance its fans have become accustomed to. The TPX Omaha has a one-piece construction with a stiff handle that allows more barrel flex to give players greater trampoline effect and higher performance on every swing. The bat is topped off with a Two-Color Endcap that locks energy in the barrel to give players even more explosive hits. With a cushioned synthetic grip on the 7/8 inch tapered handle, the TPX Omaha is as comfortable in your hands as it is high performing. This bat has a huge 2 3/4 inch barrel for the ultimate hitting surface. Louisville Slugger: Be the Best, or Swing the Rest! The TPX Omaha features the USSSA 1.15 BPF Stamp and is legal for play in 2012 and beyond! It is backed by a Full Twelve (12) Month Manufacturer's Warranty. Free Shipping!
34 Product Reviews
Review This Batby R A B - Oct 31, 2012
Pros: Initial results in practice were outstanding - Nice sound, very good pop. Will know more after our first tourney this weekend
Cons: Non Yet - Expect it to perform as advertised. Appears to be a good value
by fyrman - Feb 01, 2013
Pros: After comparing the Easton S3 and this bat, I decided to go for the Omaha XL. My son has used it three times already at batting practice and loves the feel of it. Nice POP when ball makes contact in its sweet spot. He is a 8 yr. old and loves to swing the 29" -10 drop bat! Bat is well balanced, not too heavy and gloves are not needed because of the excellent grip.
Cons: Not really a negative but grip is all white. So if you are particular about having a spotless bat then this might not be for you. (There is dirt involved in the sport of baseball!!!!)
by B and W - Mar 29, 2013
Pros: I couldn't believe my eyes. This bat quickly became the team bat after each kid watched the results. This bat added 30 to 40 feet on the end of each fly ball. I didn't believe it was possible but seeing is believing. A routine ground ball to shortstop is now to hot to handle. There were parents watching batting practice questioning if the bat was actually legal to use. Simply Amazing!!!!
Cons: Wish I had 2 of them.
by rgrgrgrg3 - Oct 09, 2012
Pros: it has awsome pop.it is easier to hit with 23/4.i hit 4 homeruns inin 2 games
Cons: none why wounld there be any
by big boys baseball - Mar 22, 2013
Pros: just got this bat for my birthday GREAT POP,i love the grip,and the look is outstanding. Best bat out by far.
Cons: NOTHING AT ALL
by Little League - Mar 28, 2013
Pros: I was really surprised how much bat speed my 9 year old gained with this bat. He could actually swing a size bigger than with other bats. Bat has really good pop and you will not be disappointed if you buy this bat.
Cons: None
by beaver - Dec 20, 2012
Pros: Awesome bat. Before I got it I was barely getting it out of the infield. Now I hit everything to the outfield. Great bat and a great Christmas present.
Cons: 0, zip, nada, not one, really great bat.
by Greeni - Mar 26, 2013
Pros: It has lots of pop. I bought a 34 inch and me and my teammates feel it swings like a 33. Very light in the hands due to its balance. It's a one-piece so there's no need to break the bat in. Amazing sound when ball gets crushed off its sweet spot. I don't know how it compares to the Attack, but my teammate has the 2013 EXO and the Omaha is better and costs less than the EXO. The coloring is beautiful.
Cons: None that i could find.
by E's Bat - Apr 12, 2013
Pros: Nice bat, my son loves it!! Hitting line drives since he has had it. Can't wait for the next game.
Cons: none
by David - Apr 14, 2013
Pros: My son is 12 years old and weighs 87 lbs. He has the 30/20. This bat is balanced well and he can get the barrel through the strike zone easily with the -10. My son used his new Omaha SL136XL and noticed an increase in pop off of the bat. He then used one of his teammates Easton's and went back to his Omaha and said he can hit the ball harder with the Omaha. A definite value buy IMO.
Cons: None yet. The white handle will be dirty after one use, but that's baseball!
by Jake The Jet - Apr 24, 2013
Pros: My son loves the feel of this bat. It is very well balanced. He had just a plan old Easton Reflex same size and weight and this bat pops the ball about 30 feet further. It is the perfect bat to fill the Gap between Little League and High School.
Cons: None.
by jp - Jan 24, 2013
Pros: Great pop - huge sweet spot
Cons: none
by L.E.B #9 - May 05, 2013
Pros: Well sized sweet spot. Amazing pop. Much better than last model.
Cons: Grip gets dirty easily, but that shouldn't keep you from buying this bat. After all, baseball does involve getting dirty.
by WOOD316 - Dec 03, 2012
Pros: Just got it today and my son brought it to b.p.. Good sound and pop. Love the handle. Biggest positive--no dents. Made the switch from Easton to L.S., with a 50 game schedule (not including out of state tournaments) my research has paid off. We're converted.
Cons: None
by Jandro - Jan 26, 2013
Pros: Great bat so far,tremendous pop right of the wrapper. My son loves it.
Cons: a little paint chip
by Homerkid35 - Mar 28, 2013
Pros: Just got this bat and it's amazing! Great pop and massive sweet spot with a sick paint job.
Cons: NONE
by Thudson - May 07, 2013
Pros: My son loves this bat! Was striking out alot. Got this bat and now he is fire, hits go to outfield everytime. The ball pops!!
Cons: None
by Anonymous - May 11, 2013
Pros: Nice pop right out pf the box! Great looking bat as well.
Cons: None.
by Blue - Jun 07, 2013
Pros: Outstanding balance and very comfortable for son. Great response from the machine and coach pitched balls. Great bat-even looks better when dirty and completed a couple tournaments.
Cons: None
by familyguy - Jun 10, 2013
Pros: Son loves it. He is 13/30 in last 30 ABs. Was a good hitter always making contact, now the hits are falling in. We had an Easton and this bat is so much better. Do not hesitate to buy.
Cons: He will never try any other bat now, so we will never know if there is a better one.
by slugger - Oct 05, 2012
Pros: everythig even the look and the handell bars so smooth on your hand.
Cons: nothing
by Andre - Apr 17, 2013
Pros: love it there was way to many good hits today was my first time with this bat and it has awesome pop recommend to anyone!!!!
Cons: The white doesn't stay white for long but thats baseball your supposed to get dirty!!!!!!!
by Storm15 - May 17, 2013
Pros: Great Bat! Swings light, and has lots of pop. Also very durable and looks better in person than in the pictures.
Cons: My son has the 28" 18 oz. model in this bat and a 28" 18 oz. in the 2013 Easton S3. This bat is actually shorter than the Easton S3.
by omahaxl - Jun 13, 2013
Pros: bat is great it has great pop the grip is dirty but i would reccomend this bat for any bat for any body look is outstanding the cap is awesome thanks Louisville Slugger for providing this bat.
Cons: grip gets dirty but can come clean
by Leo - Mar 31, 2013
Pros: Great balance and overall weight. My son really likes his new bat. When he is making contact it is solid and is still developing his power. He is playing 9u travel. Since we live in the Midwest and spring time is cold, this is a great bat. Price is good and Louisville Slugger wouldn't keep making a model year after year if it didn't sell.
Cons: The only real con is that my son is still adjusting to the drop 10 weight. The jump from 2 1/4" drop 12 to 2 3/4" drop 10 has proven to be a challenge. But with all things he will just have to adjust and get used to it. I joke, but I tell him wait until we get to drop 3!
by babe - Apr 19, 2013
Pros: Good bat.
Cons:
by thebomber - May 23, 2013
Pros: I hit the ball 230ft in little league and Im 12
Cons: the handle gets dirty
by bat pro - Nov 04, 2012
Pros: this bat has a great pop and is easy to hit with.
Cons:
by Y u dumb - Apr 05, 2013
Pros: The best bat ever. My son hit 4 home runs in one game. He has hit 5 more since then over the fence.
Cons: Too many bombs in one game.
by JsBalsiger - Apr 05, 2013
Pros: Bought this bat for my 10 year old who plays for a travel team. The 30"/20 oz. missed the weight by only .3oz, has a very durable finish and swings very balanced. In his first BP session he hit four +220' blasts and 8 GR doubles! He is loving this bat and can't wait for this weekend's tournament.
Cons: None.
by Al - Apr 10, 2013
Pros: Great balance, large sweet spot and very consistent.
Cons: This bat dents far easily! My 9-year-old has dented two of these bats within a few weeks. They are worthless after four BP sessions.
by arya - May 03, 2013
Pros: Hit multiple home runs.
Cons: Not any.
by Anonymous - Apr 04, 2013
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by Reecie - Jan 12, 2013
Pros: Bought this bat for my 7 yr old son, who plays 11 and under. His batting average is 3rd on this his team, they won their division, so age doesn't exactly limit him, but I needed a bat that would keep him competitive, keep his confidence high, and keep the respect of his peers. This bat does all of this for my son. His teammates ask to use his bat and even the parents question me about it. I was originally worried that the larger barrel was going to slow his swing down but I was pleasantly wrong. His form and fundamentals have stayed the same throughout his swing. I have no complaints
Cons: None, yet
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Ask QuestionDoes anybody know if this bat is legal to use in Little League?
Asked by Keith on Jun 18, 2013
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League can be used in ages 13 and up and little league intermediate(50/70).
· Jun 18, 2013
Which bat would you recommend? This or the 2013 DeMarini CF5?
Asked by Mattkru5 on Jun 13, 2013
Both are good bats. The Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL and the DeMarini CF5 Senior League are balanced bats. The Omaha is a one-piece alloy and will have a bigger 2 3/4" barrel, whereas the CF5 is a two-piece composite and will have more flex.
· Jun 13, 2013
Can I use it for Pony?
Asked by tb1 on Jun 11, 2013
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League is not legal in Pony League, as it has a 2 3/4" barrel, which are not allowed at any level in Pony League. The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha: SL136 Senior League, which has a 2 5/8" barrel, would be legal in all age divisions of Pony League.
· Jun 11, 2013
Would you recommend this bat for a 13 year old playing USSSA that needs a lighter swinging bat?
Asked by ConorRider on May 27, 2013
Yes, the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League is a very balanced bat.
· May 27, 2013
Is this a balanced or end loaded bat?
Asked by thumper on May 27, 2013
The Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL will be a balanced bat.
· May 27, 2013
I am looking for a big barrel for my son. I am looking at the Omaha SL136XL and the Easton SL13S310B and I can't decide between the two. He is 9 years old and has great contact, but lacks power right now. He is hitting a lot on the ground and I would like to give him some extra pop. Which do you recommend?
Asked by shawn on May 21, 2013
The Easton S3 SL13S310B and the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL are both going to be very similar bats. They are both one-piece alloy bats and they are both very balanced. You will not see a difference in performance from either bat, so it will come down to personal preference.
· May 21, 2013
Is this bat approved for 12U USSSA?
Asked by Steven on May 21, 2013
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League is approved in USSSA.
· May 21, 2013
For a contact hitter, would you recommend this bat, or the Easton S2?
Asked by Luke on May 19, 2013
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League and Easton S2 are both balanced bats, which is great for a contact hitter. The two-piece Easton S2 might work out a little though, because the flex in the bat will help you increase your bat speed.
· May 19, 2013
What would be the best size for a 6 year old that weighs about 56 pounds?
Asked by edwin on Apr 12, 2013
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League bat will be for an older hitter. You should look for a 27" bat length in a Youth bat.
· Apr 12, 2013
Difference between alloys of Omaha Senior League bat and Omaha Coach Pitch bat?
Asked by Eddie on Apr 10, 2013
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League uses a different alloy than the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: YB136XL Junior Big Barrel. The Junior Big Barrel will have thinner alloy walls that are slightly higher performing than the Senior League's alloy walls, which are designed to withstand higher velocity pitching.
· Apr 10, 2013
What is difference between 2013 Louisville Slugger Omaha XL Senior League bat and the Omaha XL Junior Big Barrel bat?
Asked by Eddie on Apr 10, 2013
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League bat is intended for use in youth leagues where the Omaha XL junior big barrel bat is intended for use in coach pitch by players 8 and younger.
· Apr 10, 2013
It's my son's first year of 9 U travel. He's an older 9 year old and turns 10 in July. He's 56.5 inches tall and weighs 75 lbs. I would like to get 2 years out of the TPX Omaha XL. The bat coach recommends 29", but what do you think? Should I step up to the 30" model?
Asked by The Demon on Apr 08, 2013
Based on his height and weight, we recommend a 29" model in the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League bat. Although, he can also go up to a 30" model based on his height and weight which would allow him to get more use out of the bat.
· Apr 08, 2013
Is the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL legal in 2013 USSSA 10uaa baseball league? I would hate to buy this bat and find out that a 2 3/4 inch barrel is too big. I read the rules at the USSSA website and it was for 2011 and 2012. I don't know if it will change for 2013.
Asked by Aj on Apr 02, 2013
Yes. The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL features the new USSSA stamp and is legal for play in that league.
· Apr 02, 2013
I am 9 years old. What size bat should I get?
Asked by Andy on Mar 29, 2013
I'd recommend a 29" 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League.
· Mar 29, 2013
I am 10 years old and weigh 98 pounds. What size bat and weight should I get?
Asked by big john on Mar 26, 2013
Based on your age, we recommend a 29" 19 oz. model in the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League bat. For more accurate sizing information, please visit our Bat Coach at http://www.justbats.com/bat-coach/
· Mar 26, 2013
Is the diameter graduation rate from the grip to the barrel the same between the Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL 2 3/4" and the Easton S3 2 3/4"? Or does one get wider closer to the grip? Hard to tell from photo comparisons.
Asked by todd in minnesota on Mar 26, 2013
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL has a 7/8" tapered handle while the Easton S3: SL13S310B has a larger, 29/32" taper. The Omaha is narrower than the S3 near the grip.
· Mar 26, 2013
Trying to decide between this Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL & the Easton S3: SL11S310B. We play about half season in 50-60 degree weather before it warms up. My son prefers a balanced bat and is kind of an all around hitter. He is a larger kid for his age. He had a Worth Prodigy that did not last 3 months during winter indoor hitting on pitching machine balls. Can you help push us in either bat's direction?
Asked by todd in minnesota on Mar 26, 2013
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League and the Easton S3: SL11S310B are both very balanced bats. Their one-piece alloy design will feel similar to the Worth Prodigy. Both are very high performing.
· Mar 26, 2013
My son is 10 years old and is 5 ft. 85 lbs. He currently uses an Easton S1 29-19 in the 2 5/8" barrel. He is in his first year of travel and can now use 2 3/4" barrel. I'm looking for a new bat that's not $300.
Asked by scott on Mar 21, 2013
Based on his height and weight, we recommend a 30" model in the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League bat. For further information on sizing, please visit our Bat Coach at http://www.justbats.com/bat-coach/
· Mar 21, 2013
What is the difference in the TPX Omaha XL and the regular TPX Omaha, other than size of the barrel? Which one is preferred with them being the same price?
Asked by Jimmy on Mar 12, 2013
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League will have the same swing weight and feel as the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha: SL1365 Senior League. The only difference is the SL1365XL has a 2 3/4" barrel and the SL1365 has a 2 5/8" barrel.
· Mar 12, 2013
My son is 4'11 and weighs 108. He plays travel ball and swings indoors almost all year. What size and what bat do you recommend?
Asked by Thunder on Mar 10, 2013
Your son should be using a 30" bat. The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL is great for contact hitters because of the very balanced feel so it should be a great bat for him.
· Mar 10, 2013
My son is on a 9u travel team. He is small 4'2" and weighs 60 lbs. He has a great swing but is worried the big barrels will be too big for him. Which ones are easiest to get around on?
Asked by Jay on Mar 10, 2013
No need to worry. Just because it's a bigger barrel it won't feel any heavier. The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League is a very light swinging bat and very balanced. It shouldn't be a problem.
· Mar 11, 2013
My son is playing 10U travel ball. He is about 4'4" inches tall and 80 lbs. He is small/avg for his age. He was looking at this senior league bat, 28" 18 oz. Is it a good fit? Also, what is the difference between this senior model and the youth model?
Asked by tom on Mar 10, 2013
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League bat will have a 2 3/4" barrel. The youth model will only have a 2 1/4" barrel diameter. His suggested bat length is 28"-29".
· Mar 11, 2013
My son is 12. He's 5' tall and weighs 85 lbs. He's using a 29" and 19 oz. bat. What do you recommend? He has a nice swing and not much pop.
Asked by Sully on Mar 08, 2013
I would recommend a 30" 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League.
· Mar 08, 2013
Will hitting rubber cage balls damage or take the "pop" out of this bat?
Asked by Dale24 on Mar 07, 2013
We recommend avoiding the use of rubber batting cage balls as much as possible. They are much more dense than leather baseballs and could damage or reduce the life of any bat; even the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL.
· Mar 07, 2013
My son is 5'4" and 105lbs. What is the recommended bat size and weight? This is his first year in Babe Ruth after using a 31" 19oz. in Little league.
Asked by beach on Mar 02, 2013
You should go with the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League in a 31" still, but use a 21oz. bat.
· Mar 02, 2013
My son is 12 5' 2" and 125 lbs. I'm wondering if I should go with the 30" 20 oz. or 31" 21 oz. Omaha XL SL136XL. Trying to decide to go with -5 or -10? He's using the Easton Surge 30" 20 oz. -10 now and the pop doesn't seem to be there. Will the Omaha have better pop? Thanks.
Asked by jason on Mar 01, 2013
Based on his height and weight we recommend a 31" 21 oz. 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL. It is a very balanced bat with excellent pop.
· Mar 01, 2013
I am looking for a good bat for my 8 yr old son. He is in machine pitch this year. He is 4'5" tall and 91 lbs. The only league requirement is that it has 1.15 on the bat.
Asked by she on Feb 25, 2013
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League bat is a good choice for your son. It is an one-piece full alloy bat. It is made to be durable while performing well. It is very good for the machine pitch leagues. This bat does contain the USSSA 1.15 BPF stamp.
· Feb 25, 2013
Is the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League bat good for power hitting?
Asked by BatMan on Feb 18, 2013
Yes, the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League is a good bat for a power hitter. Power hitters usually prefer a one-piece bat just like the TPX Omaha XL.
· Feb 18, 2013
My son is 10 yrs old 4'9" 98lbs. He is a power hitter with great bat speed. He has been using an Easton S1 28-18oz. but I think he is ready for an upgrade. Would you recommend the Omaha TPX 29 -19oz or bigger?
Asked by OneDog on Feb 13, 2013
Based on his size and hitting style, a 30" 20 oz. model would be the recommended size.
· Feb 13, 2013
How does this bat compare to the 2012 Easton S3?
Asked by gatorman on Feb 09, 2013
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL and the 2012 Easton S3 are going to be very similar bats in performance and balance. The biggest difference is that the Omaha is going to be a little more durable based off our customer feedback.
· Feb 09, 2013
Confused by senior league bat? Shopping for my 8 yr old and this bat meets our specs. Is it a kid bat?
Asked by Tony on Feb 08, 2013
Senior League bats are also known as Youth Big Barrel bats. These bats are used by players who play in youth leagues that allow bats with barrels larger than 2 1/4 inches in diameter.
· Feb 08, 2013
How does this bat compare to the Demarini Vexxum and the Easton XL2? My son is a power hitter. He's 9 y/o and 75 lbs. Looking for something with a big sweet spot.
Asked by jgunn on Feb 08, 2013
The 2013 DeMarini Vexxum: DXVXR and the 2013 Easton XL2: SL13X28 are end loaded bats, great for power hitters.The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL is a more balanced bat.
· Feb 08, 2013
Is this bat better than the Easton S3 2 3/4 size?
Asked by Rex on Feb 01, 2013
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League and the Easton S3 will have the same pop. The only difference is the Easton S3 has a more balanced swing weight for faster swing speeds.
· Feb 01, 2013
What is the difference between the 2012 TPX Omaha XL and the 2013 model?
Asked by shell on Jan 14, 2013
Both the 2013 Lousiville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League bat and the 2012 TPX Omaha: SL126XL Senior League bat are one-piece alloy designs. They both use ST+20 Alloy and will be very high performing bats. Here is a link for further comparison http://www.justbats.com/compare/
· Jan 14, 2013
My nephew weights about 181 and 4'9" inches tall. He is in little league and travels within the city with his team. He is currently in AA level and will be trying out for AAA this Saturday. Even thou he is 9years old he plays with the 10years olds. Im looking for a Louisville Slugger Bat.I saw this bat (TPX Omaha XL:136XL 2013. Would this be a appropriate bat?
Asked by Sandy on Jan 10, 2013
If he is in the 9-12 year old division within Little League, the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL will be illegal because it has a barrel larger than 2 1/4". The version of the Omaha that would be legal for that division is the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha: YB136.
· Jan 10, 2013
My son is 7 and is 4ft9 78 lbs. and plays coach pitch baseball. The leauge is very competitive fyi. Last year I bought him a TPX omaha 27/17. He hits well but his bat is too small now and he doesnt get good coverage over the plate. I think he could go bigger but the coach suggests a 29 inch or smaller. I would like to find him a bat that is long enough but isn't too heavy to come around. What would you suggest?
Asked by BensDad on Dec 10, 2012
A 29" bat is recommended based on his size. A bat with a weight of 17 to 19 oz. is recommended based on his most previous bat. It's always recommend that a player stick with the same type of bat they have used in the past with the most success. In doing so, the player is much, much more likely to have continued success at the plate. So, if he has success with the Omaha last season, the best recommendation would be to stick with the same model.
· Dec 10, 2012
My son is 4'4" and 70 lbs. He used a 29" bat last season on our travel team. Will a 28" bat give him enough plate coverage?
Asked by She'd on Dec 07, 2012
That would be a much better question to pose to his coach as we are unable to see, analyze, nor coach the player's swing. However, based on his size, a 28" bat is most common and he should be just fine with it.
· Dec 07, 2012
My son is 9 years old and wanted to know which bat has better performance between the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League and the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Vertex XL: SL13VXL Senior League?
Asked by pepe0126 on Nov 29, 2012
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League bat is a one piece alloy design. The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Vertex XL:SL13VXL Senior League bat is a two piece hybrid design with an alloy barrel and composite handle. Both will feature very balanced swing weights. Here is a link for further comparison http://www.justbats.com/compare/
· Nov 29, 2012
What is the difference between the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL and the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha: SL136?
Asked by kjann on Nov 27, 2012
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL has a 2 3/4 inch barrel diameter. The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha: SL136 has a 2 5/8 inch barrel diameter.
· Nov 27, 2012
We've been told this is a great bat! My son is 12 years of age. He weighs 85 pounds and is 5'2". What kind of batter is this bat for?
Asked by Lee on Nov 26, 2012
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL is a balanced, one-piece alloy bat that is great for an all-around hitter.
· Nov 26, 2012
Is this a balanced or top heavy bat?
Asked by spock on Nov 19, 2012
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League is a balanced bat.
· Nov 19, 2012
will this bat have a 32 inch? and would this bat be good for a contact hitter?
Asked by harold on Nov 06, 2012
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL is not produced in a 32" model. It's a good bat for any type of hitter, not just a contact hitter.
· Nov 06, 2012
Any suggestions as to how to break this bat in? Does it have a break in period?
Asked by Ryan on Oct 30, 2012
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League bat is a one-piece alloy design. The alloy design allows the bat to be hot right out of the wrapper with no break-in period.
· Oct 30, 2012
Would you recommend this bat or the Vertex for a team with line drive and ground ball hitters?
Asked by teamcoach on Oct 28, 2012
Both the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL and the 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Vertex XL would be great choices for line drive and ground ball hitters. The Omaha is a one-piece bat that is full alloy. The Vertex is a two-piece bat with a composite handle and alloy barrel.
· Oct 28, 2012
My son is an 8 year old 4ft. 4in. 68lbs, and is playing 9/10 under travel baseball. He has been swinging a 27" 17oz. Worth Lithium Bat. He needs a new bat that will hold up in kid pitch. He has good bat speed and is a line drive/ground ball hitter. Would you recommend this bat, Worth Prodigy Legit-SLP234, or any other bat? I want something balanced with a large sweet spot so he can continue to have power to all sides of the field.
Asked by Ajaco3 on Oct 18, 2012
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League bat would be an excellent fit. It is a very balanced bat with the Lowest MOI (Moment of Inertia) in its class. That means the swing weight and bat design will allow for the best bat speed on the market. This bat is offered in -10 models and we do have a 27" 17oz. in stock currently. This model will have a barrel diameter of 2 3/4".
· Oct 18, 2012
My son is a 8yr old 4ft 7in 80lbs, and is playing 10 under travel baseball. He has been swinging a 28in 18oz worth that is a coach pitch bat, so he needs a new bat that will hold up in kid pitch. He has good bat speed and is a line drive hitter. Would you recommend this bat, the Marucci Cat 5, or any other bat? Something balanced with large sweet spot so he can continue to have power to all sides of the field.
Asked by clint on Oct 12, 2012
The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL Senior League bat would be a perfect bat for your son. It is very balanced, and great for anyone who already produces a lot of bat speed.
· Oct 12, 2012
How does this bat compare to the cf5 and the voodoo?
Asked by Baseball on Sep 30, 2012
The Louisville Slugger Omaha is a one-piece alloy bat. The DeMarini CF5 is a two-piece composite bat. The DeMarini Voodoo is a two-piece bat with an alloy barrel and composite handle.
· Sep 30, 2012
Is this bat can be used with hard ball (kids pitching)?
Asked by co23 on Sep 28, 2012
Yes. The 2013 Louisville Slugger TPX Omaha XL: SL136XL is designed to be used in kid pitch with hard baseballs.
· Sep 28, 2012
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