Need help for wood bats.

[David Wright's #1 Fan]

I need to know what is a good woodie that is under 50 dollars if u know of any can u tell me the website u found it if u found it on the internet. if u didnt just tell the maker and the name.

[cy the pie]

dude, david wrights fan whatever, you are on like every damn forum. WHY? :confused: Why do you need a wood bat, a little league bat AND a -3 bat. :rolleyes: You don't play in high school or with wood so stick with little league, little buddy. :cool:

[krusher#8]

CY THE PYE WHATEVER YOU ARE VERY VERY STUPID:p HAVENT YOU EVER HEARD OF A WOOD BAT TOURNAMENT

DDDDDDDDDDDDUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!LITTLE BUDDY:rolleyes: ;)

[David Wright's #1 Fan]

Idiot I dont want a little leauge bat any more cuz i aready got one, im in mi last yr. of it. i want a seinor leauge at (yes this is part of the adult bat forum) and i want a wood bat for BP or Batting Priactice and Woodie Tourneys:mad: :mad: :mad: ITS OK TO BE A IDIOT CY THE PY Little Buddy

[Baller10]

You are probably not going to find a good bat for under 50 dollars. If you want a bat that lasts buy a bamboo or maple bat. The cheapest you'll be able to find will probably be between 60 to 70 dollars. Almost every bat company sells wood bats. I use a bamboo bat from brettstealth.com i think. they make wooden bats that are harder to break. I hope this info will help you out.

[titanV]

This is the woodie i use for the cages and bp: http://www.justbats.com/products/detail_view.asp?i=4366

[Baseball Player]

Maybe if you spend a little more than 50$ you could get a Don Mattingly V-grip. It's a good one.

[batsrme]

popular woodys are big sticks and rawlings ones. go 2 baseball warehouse.com and look

[MLB]

you can search dingerbats.com they have good bats

[nystixs]

DW#1 fan,

Take a look at my site, www.nystixs.com. I am located in NY and I sell professional quality wood bats.. My most expensive bat is $55, 30 - 34 inch full size bats.. I am running a 2 for $95 for maple right now... For those wondering why so cheap... I am not MLB approved, so I don't have overhead costs, which get placed on consumer..

I can guarantee you that the bats I sell are the major league quality..

-Andre

[Baseball Player]

If you absolutely want to pay under 50$, Easton wood bat might be considered. But for a bit higher, you can get a good quality bat. Don Mattingly's V-Grip is a good choice. You also should consider a bamboo. They are not expensive because they're not very popular. I have one and I'm totally satisified. The big plus with bamboo bats it's their structure. You can hit the ball anywhere on the barrel. There is no specific grain orientation. In ohter hand, I have a sambat made from maple. Awesome hardness. They have tremendous pop for wood bats but they are far more expensive. Both are extremely durable.

[Monarchs]

Check out www.justwoodbats.com