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Product Specs:
Length: 32"
Bat Material: Alloy
Quality: Excellent
Weight: 21OZ
Color: Blue
Drop: -11
Release Year: 2023
Condition: Used
Bat Certification: USABat Certified
Age Group: Kid Pitch (9YO-13YO)
Barrel: 2 5/8"
Quality: Excellent
Perfect bat for:
Players looking for a stiff, traditional feel on contact and an enormous sweet spot.
The Louisville Slugger Omaha offers both power and control with its durable, one-piece all-alloy construction and a massive ST 7U1+ alloy alloy barrel. Its design delivers a large sweet spot for consistent power on contact, while the stiff feel provides excellent energy transfer for hitters hoping to drive the ball. The Omaha offers a balanced performance at an affordable price point, making it a popular choice for a wide range of players.
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