Facts as the maker states them, read 13 Oct 2026
The Juiced Private Stock FT23 is a maple bat with a cupped barrel end and a -3 weight drop, offered in 32, 33 and 34 inch lengths. The page describes a modern profile, a long, gradually tapered handle that transitions into a flared knob, and a medium barrel.
| Model code | FT23 |
|---|---|
| Wood | MapleWhat this meansDense and hard, the most common pro wood. Hits hard and holds up when the player squares the ball up; breaks rather than flakes when mis-hit. Quality varies a lot by maker. Tip: Maple from a good maker is the best wood bat money can buy; maple from a cheap one is the worst. |
| Drop | −3What this meansDrop is length minus weight: a 30 in, 20 oz bat is a -10. A bigger drop number means a lighter bat for its length. Younger players use -10 to -13; USSSA 13U is usually capped at -5; high school and college are -3. Tip: Check the drop your league allows before you look at anything else. |
| Barrel | medium barrelWhat this meansThe middle of the range (about 2.45 to 2.55 in). Most pro turn models live here. Tip: A safe default when you are not sure. |
| Handle | long, gradually tapered handle |
| Knob | FlaredWhat this meansThe handle widens into the knob like the bell of a trumpet. Players who choke up or want leverage like it; it also keeps the bottom hand from sliding off. Popular from high school up. |
| Balance | BalancedWhat this meansWeight is spread evenly, so the bat feels lighter than its number. A player who uses the knob or handle to deliver the barrel often needs the weight balanced or down toward the hands. Balance is not barrel size: some big-barrel bats are balanced. Tip: Which one is right depends on your player and how consistently they deliver the barrel. |
| Lengths | 32, 33, 34 in |
| Barrel end | Cupped |
| Warranty | 30 day |
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| Source | birdmanbats.com, product page, read 13 Oct 2026 |
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- Bat DigestIndependent review: Private Stock BM110 wood BBCOR -3Rating: Letter grades, not stars: Overall C-, Power B, Control A+, Quality F, Value B (rank 339 of 424 BBCOR -3 bats)These grades look formula-based (several makers share the same scores), so we do not use them.The review likes: Reviewers' hitters preferred it over other major wood brands for feel and look; Called a notable newcomer now approved for MLB useThe review raises: Quality graded F with no explanation, which conflicts with the praise in the text (read it there)
- Colab Sports (reseller)Retailer ratings: Youth 11.25 in Stu Series glove0 reviews
- Birdman Bats (maker site)On the maker's own site, chosen by the maker: Exclusive Series bat pageRating: 5 of 5 on three testimonials; no aggregateReviews: 3 testimonials, no total countLiked on the maker's site: Good wood and customer service; Home runs soon after switching (buyer anecdotes)
- birdmanbats.comOn the maker's own site, chosen by the maker: Youth 11.25 in Stu Series glove0 reviews
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