Training Bat Packs
Our training bat packs are a great way to stock up on high-quality bats for your team. We offer a variety of training bat packs, including our popular one-hand bat pack. Our one-hand bat pack includes six one-hand bats. Our training bat packs are also great for hitting infield and outfield drills, making them a versatile option for coaches.
Powerful Speed Pack
It’s well known that Overload and Underload Training bats, when used alternatively during the same batting practice, offer the best results regarding bat speed improvement. This bat pack offers the chance to get a hand on both and have doors of power hitting wide open.
Don't forget to take a look at our collection of baseball bats for games.
Coach’s Favorite Pack
This Pack offers our two best-seller training bats together, multiplying the variety of possible drills to improve your swing. Flat bat is the trendy newcomer focusing more on launch angle, barrel placement while two-hand trainer minds more about hands path and explosion. Together, possibilities of drills and improvement are endless.
Technician Pack
Technician really lives up to its name. Flat Bat and Skinny bat, when used together, cover all technical aspects of baseball swing: hands path, launch angle, hand-eye coordination. They are polyvalent enough to be used in a variety of ways giving players and coaches many options to choose from.
Path Master Pack
As any hitter knows, the hand path is the cornerstone of the baseball swing. It’s a condition to timing, explosion, and contact, actually. There’s always room to improve your hand's path to the ball and the Path Master Pack, with a Two-Hand and a Short bat help you keep your hands close to the body and explode straight forward. They both can be used with baseball bats during live batting practice.
Coaches looking to invest in durable and high-performing equipment for their team need to look no further than B45. In addition to our high-quality training and fungo bats, we also offer a selection of baseball gloves.
Knob Type refers literally to knob’s shape and dimension. While some are completely square, others are a bit bigger: flared, or even tapered. Choice depends solely on comfort of the hitter. B243v’ knob, on the picture, is flared.
Handle Size directly influences bat’s balance and durability. The bigger it is, the more weight is held closer to the hands. A big handle is also synonym of durability as it’s the focal point of any tension or vibration in a bat. Handle size should also vary according to hitter’s comfort. Standard size is around 0.93”.
Barrel Size influences even more the balance. The bigger it is, the more end-loaded the bat will be. On the contrary, smaller barrels will tend to have much more balance. Barrel Shape also tend to vary. Some have cylinder shape while others are tapered. Most of them are in-between, having a tapered part followed by a varying-length cylinder.
Bat Feel refers to the bat's center of gravity, which is influenced by the size of its handle and barrel. End-loaded bats require more power to generate a quick whip through the strike zone, and controlling their big barrels demands greater strength. In contrast, bats with smaller barrels have their center of gravity closer to the hands, making them feel lighter and easier to control. Ultimately, it’s about how the bat's weight is distributed. There aren’t good or bad models—just ones that are better suited to each swing.
