Max Power

I have used lots of bats in my days of playing. I am now playing men's league. These bats have been great. I use a 34 -1 max power. It had a cool Italian name but I cannot remember it. I play a ton and break a bat about 1 every 2 months. These bats lasted an entire season, which is great but is not actually how I measure the worth of the bat. I generally take the stance that if the bat breaks I probably messed up swinging it, which is generally the case, no one breaks a bat on solid contact. These bats at least the max power model could push the ball even with missed swings on the handle and drop the ball right over third base. Pretty awesome. Plus the sweet spot is enormous on the max power model. They also have great pop, the ball really jumps off the bat. You can really feel it. I know people like a talk about breaking bats and all that but these are wood bats. They are not metal and professionals break 200$ bats all the time. These bats are priced really well and I will continue to buy them in the future.

I'm a 50 y/o Adult League player, with former college and semi-pro experience. I was looking for a new bat to add to my bag, so I decided to give MINE Bats a try, with a Model 271 in 33.5". After my 1st practice, I loved it, and after my 2nd, even more so. I have been ripping liners from Right-Center to the Left Field line. I never had a HR swing bat plane, but I have already found the warning track, twice, in two nights, with soft BP pitches. Looking forward to what the season might bring. Thanks, MINE Bats!

I have purchased several bats for my nephews and now will begin for my Grandsons. I had the Fungo for 7 years till someone "stole" it from the field. Yes, some "Daddy" took the bat. My nephews were successful with MINE bats, great wood and if you played the game you know that "feel" means everything!!! Wish MINE was around during my career. Job well done!

A long time ago one of my hitting coaches gave me a beech wood bat. I’ve been looking for more ever since and I happened to stumble on yours today. The beech wood definitely has more pop than any other bat I’ve used.

271 33.5 -2
After only about a weeks use, about 250 swings, I can already tell that I’m going to love this bat. I noticed right away the tacky finish that grips better than any pine tar or synthetic grip I’ve used in the past. I had ordered a grip for it that I won’t be using now. The balance in this bat is amazing. I’m a contact hitter coming from a 110 turn and have never preferred end loaded bats; however the balance of this bat being slightly end loaded has allowed me to maintain good bat speed while adding in some solid power. I’ve used all of your typical wood bat types: maple, ash, bamboo, composite, and beach wood. As far as durability and all around performance goes, I definitely prefer beach wood. The first Mine bat I had lasted me 5 seasons, I’m hoping this one will last me just as long.

God Bless

Benjamin M. Jenney Jr.