What we dislike: Not made for game play. Choice 3: Easton’s S1 Maple Wood Baseball Bat Our take: Durable style of bat offered at a reasonable price point, so you receive a good value over time.

"It feels good knowing that I'm getting out there a little bit more," said Gulick, the owner of the Easton-based Brooklyn ... maple and birch wood bats. He turns out about 1,000 bats per year ...

While Easton was the first to turn arrows from wood to aluminum, doing the same for a baseball bat was trickier, forcing engineers to form the bottle shape of the bat. Not only did the company ...

Wood bats are the best bat for training because ... This composite bat from Easton is 29 inches long but only weighs 18 ounces. It has a large sweet spot and a balanced swing weight that makes ...

BBCOR-certified baseball bats meet the standards of wood-like performance in aluminum bats. Easton manufactures several baseball bats, but to ensure that it’s usable in your league, it’s best ...

Suddenly, after 100 years of specializing in wood bats, Louisville was a major player in the aluminum bat industry. Easton followed with its own improvements, and the war was on. Louisville ...

One remembers pitching to kids swinging iconic bats like the Easton Stealth, the Louisville Slugger EXO, the RedLine or Omaha from the BESR era, and even the unforgettable Demarini CF4.