Louisville Slugger Ash Pro Stock Lite Wood Bat: PLC271 Adult Images
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- 15/16 Inch Handle
- Approximate -3 Length to Weight Ratio
- C271 Turning Model - Medium Barrel, Long Taper, Thin Handle, Medium Knob
- Free Shipping
- Natural Finish
- Northern White Ash
- Pro Cupped End
- Pro Grade Timber
Review Summary
based on 14 ratings. 14 user reviews.
The Louisville Slugger Pro Stock Lite Wood Bat Series is made from Northern White Ash which is the most common and dependable wood on the market. This bat has a medium barrel which gives a great hitting zone on the bat. The Pro Cupped end helps to balance the swing weight so you are able to generate a quicker, more powerful swing. This bat has a 15/16 inch handle for a comfortable grip and feel. The Louisville Slugger Pro Stock Lite Wood Bat Series is ideal for high school, college, adult senior league and minor league professional baseball. The advantage of using a wood bat for practice is it allows you to not have to use your high dollar metal bat and save it for games. Louisville Slugger: Performance Products for Championship Performances. Free Shipping.
14 Product Reviews
Review This Batby jim - Aug 11, 2008
Pros: I love this bat i hit 13 home runs and knocked in 30 rbi's with this bat in one season
Cons: they tend to break and crack at the barrel
by SJCardinal33 - May 19, 2007
Pros: My overall plate appearances has kept me up in the .300 avg, ever since using my 271 Louis.
Cons: Subject to crack in high speed pitching games, unless you know how to truly use the bat correctly. Otherwise, mines been lasting for already two seasons.
by JL brooklyn - Sep 09, 2010
Pros: My son went 8 for 8 in a double header and after that I bought 3more...
Cons: No Cons
by - Sep 16, 2010
Pros: We love the bat and the service at Just Bats was great. Free shipping and it arrived within a couple of days !!!!
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by skyboy11 - Jan 20, 2011
Pros: I was very excited about this bat. It had a lot of "pop" to it and I liked the feel of it.
Cons: This bat broke in half my second time using it. All hits were in the proper hitting area and I have been using a wood bat for quite a while so I know where to hit on the bat.
by batman - Jul 15, 2011
Pros: so far this bat has been great. feels light with a smidge top heavy. the labels on both sides make it a small hitting surface. solid bat
Cons: no cons yet. knock on wood
by bulldog - Jan 26, 2012
Pros: surprisingly good pop. large sweet spot. swings lighter than most wooden bats. makes a great sound when hit on the sweet spot. i bought this to get used to a -3 bbcor bat
Cons: small barrel diameter compared to the more end heavy wood bats
by TK / NJ - Feb 12, 2012
Pros: Best wood bat I have ever had!!Used this bat for travel team all last year even when in non-wood tournaments.This bat is a classic and feels great in your hands. Hits with a ton of pop if hit correctly. I have 4 of them to keep me covered for tournaments.
Cons: Only bad thing is this bat tends to break fairly easily,but still well worth it !!
by cully j - Apr 14, 2012
Pros: Unreal sweet spot,It feels like you are not even swining a bat!
Cons: None.
by the killer - May 08, 2012
Pros: best bat ever my son hit one over the fence first at bat over 380 fence
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by bigC - May 14, 2009
Pros: this bat is awesome the ball rockets of the bat.tons of pop
Cons: none
by baby bull - Jul 02, 2010
Pros: Excellent bat. This is truly a classical baseball bat. Like the way the ball comes off the bat
Cons: None so far...
by tpaint11 - Aug 03, 2010
Pros: good feel,nice sound
Cons: a little top heavy
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Ask QuestionWhich is lighter? the 271 the 110 or the 243?
Asked by jake on Mar 20, 2012
All will have an approximate -3 length to weight ratio. However, the 243 has the biggest barrel to handle ratio and will feel just a little heavier than the other two.
· Mar 20, 2012
Is it BBCOR certified?
Asked by tornado on Mar 19, 2012
Yes, it is BBCOR certified.
· Mar 19, 2012
When selecting a wooden bat, what material is best? Maple, Ash, Bamboo?
Asked by Sam the Slam on Dec 15, 2011
Depends on who you ask. Maple is harder and thought to be more durable than ash. Ash will be more flexible and the baseball often feels softer at contact. Bamboo is just as durable as maple and performs just as well as the two others. Maple is the most popular followed by Ash then Bamboo. This is because Maple and Ash are the most widely accepted wood bats no matter what league you play in.
· Dec 15, 2011
What is the approximate weight drop of these bats?
Asked by Andy on Oct 17, 2011
This bat is going to be a -2 to -3 drop. Being that this is a wood bat it will usually vary 1-2 ounces.
· Oct 18, 2011
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