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Birch Bats home
Ballplayer in a navy jersey resting a black Birch Bats bat on his shoulder

Not maple. Not ash. Birch, built for you.

Hand-sorted birch, turned to the model, length and weight you order, finished in your colors. For the player who'd rather swing something different.

Two grades. Both sorted by hand.

Standard birch

$119.95

We pull these billets by hand and keep the ones with straight grain and no mineral streaks. Then we turn them to your model and match the weight to your order.

  • Straight grain
  • No mineral streaks
  • Weight matched to your order
  • 17 turnings, every color
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Ink dot birch

$164.95

Prime-grade birch with the ink dot on the handle: it passed the slope-of-grain test pro leagues require. Pick your weight from -3 to even.

  • Prime birch
  • Ink-dot slope-of-grain test
  • Choose -3, -2, -1 or 0
  • 19 turnings
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Built to order in 2–3 weeks, or 5 business days with Rush (+$35). Engraving is free. Optional Bat Insurance replaces a bat that breaks in its first 30 days.

Raw birch bat barrel engraved Birch Bats Shoot 'em Model 110

Why birch?

Birch started as the answer to maple's reputation for breaking in two. It's still a different animal.

It wears in, not out
Birch tends to flake at the surface over time instead of snapping clean, so you usually see it coming.
Tougher than ash
A harder surface than ash with more give than maple. Birch tends to firm up as it's used.
Its own feel
A slightly softer, quieter contact than maple. Some hitters swear by it, and nobody else in the dugout will have one.
Birch vs. maple vs. ash
A row of black and natural Birch Bats in a dugout rack

Three bats, one order

3-packs from $299.95: mix any models in one length and color scheme and save $60.

Build a 3-pack

Buy more, pay less

Make an account and 10% of every order goes back into it as store credit for your next bat.

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Youth birch

Youth turnings, 27"–30", hand-sorted the same way. $99.95.

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Straight answers

How long does it take?

2–3 weeks to build, or 5 business days with Rush (+$35). Shipping time is extra.

What if it breaks?

Wood bats break. Add Bat Insurance (+$14.95, or +$24.95 on ink dot) and if your bat breaks within 30 days of delivery, we build you a new one once and cover ground shipping. If we get your order wrong, we fix it.

What's the difference between standard and ink dot?

Both are sorted by hand. Ink dot bats are prime-grade birch that passed the slope-of-grain test, and you can choose your weight from -3 to 0.

Is birch legal in my league?

Birch is a solid one-piece wood bat. Check your league's wood-bat rule to be sure.

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