2027 DeMarini Exile BBCOR Bat (-3)

2027 DeMarini Exile BBCOR Bat (-3) | WBD2704010 What do you get when you combine a massive barrel with an easy swing? The 2027 DeMarini Exile BBCOR bat, a midloaded one-piece that deploys its X14 Alloy Barrel to devastating effect. An integrated handle taper rests under the grip for improved feel and comfort through the swing, while the Damplify knob reduces vibration without sacrificing responsiveness. With its stenciled wordmark and a looming mecha graphic, Exile is just waiting to show pitchers how bad things can get. Features: 1-Piece Alloy Construction: Offers the stiffest feel among DeMarini bats. Exile One X14 Alloy Barrel: Light-swinging barrel to maximize swing speeds to square up more pitches, resulting in more hits while maintaining power. Handle Taper: Lightweight composite material to enhance bat speed while maintaining powerful barrel performance. Dampify Knob: A softer knob material engineered to help mitigate vibration, creating a comfortable feel to help players swing with confidence. Tracer End Cap: Lightweight composite material to enhance bat speed while maintaining powerful barrel performance. Designed and Built in the USA: DeMarini’s Hillsboro, Oregon facility assembled bats for ball players across the United States and beyond. Warranty: One Year Factory Warranty Product SKU(s) WBD27040102831, WBD27040102932, WBD27040103033, WBD2704010305335, WBD27040103134, WBD2704010315345 Barrel Diameter 2 5/8 Inches Certification BBCOR  Material Alloy Model Year 2027 Weight Drop -3  Maker of the world’s finest bats DeMarini is an American manufacturer of baseball bats and other sports equipment  headquartered in Oregon, United States. The company is known for producing baseball and softball bats with innovations that provide enhanced hitting power. Founded by Ray DeMarini in 1989, the company has been a great success since introduction of the world’s first multi-wall bat. Today, the company has expanded its business to softball and baseball apparel. *Manufacturing tolerances, performance considerations, and grip weight may cause variations from the listed weight/Mass Index.