Reebok Vector O Adult Baseball Bats (32"/29-oz, 33"/30-oz or 34"/31-oz) $35 + Free Shipping (expired)

They're good bats, but they're on clearance because they are no longer allowed in any official leagues. If you just want something for batting practice or backyard leagues, solid deal.

Why would you pay $400 for a baseball bat. You can get a Kel-tec 9mm for around $250.
Oh wait...nevermind

That's too funny

Quote from mutha_scratcha : Why would you pay $400 for a baseball bat. You can get a Kel-tec 9mm for around $250. Oh wait...nevermind

Good alternative for those Californians that's why.

Darn. My son needs a new bat badly, but these are way too long. I need ot get him something closer to 27-28".....He's in Pee Wee still.

didn't even see this before
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Quote from mZimm : They're good bats, but they're on clearance because they are no longer allowed in any official leagues. If you just want something for batting practice or backyard leagues, solid deal.

These bats are not legal in any leagues I know of. New guidelines allow only BBCOR bats. Be sure you know what you are buying and your league rules.

Great find...wonder if they're allowed in my community league

just an fyi, looks like the normal price for this these bats with their weight is around $50

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_1015...6359096001

i believe the much lighter weight for these models are the ones going for the higher prices.

http://www.baseballrampage.com/Ba...ap=ST21273

Groupon had the for $49 plus shipping – not so long ago
http://www.groupon.com/deals/gg-r...seball-bat

[QUOTE=Specialist23;50997684]just an fyi, looks like the normal price for this these bats with their weight is around $50

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_1015...6359096001

Sears seller is same seller via Amazon.

Either way a good bat for the zombie apocalypse if my baseball career doesn't work out.

Quote from slammedisuzu : Darn. My son needs a new bat badly, but these are way too long. I need ot get him something closer to 27-28".....He's in Pee Wee still.

Too long, and much too heavy. You mean tee ball. Pee Wee is football (at least it used to be).

If he's 5-6 years old, he needs a 26" bat and probably 15oz. Parent's always get their kids bats much too big for them, and they wonder why they can't hit. Take advantage of today's light weight bats (some are -11oz from the length). I've been coaching/umpiring/playing ball for over 30 years. Teach them proper mechanics with a light bat, so they can get around on the ball. When they get stronger, then move them to a heavier, longer bat. My older son is 9, and hits the ball a long way. He uses a 29" 20oz. Easton Hammer and hits the ball better than we did when we were 11. It's actually a bit heavy by today's standards (you can go 29" 16oz - but you'll lose power for speed with the light weight), but he's been playing for awhile and can get around on the ball quickly.

what is the reason these are banned now?