Birdman Bats Youth

MXLVRG Training Bat

  • Birch or maple
  • Drop not stated
  • Barrel not stated
  • Handle not stated
  • Knob puck
  • Balance not stated
Lengths27 in
Barrelnot stated
Handlenot stated
Knobpuck
Balancenot stated

Facts as the maker states them, read 13 Oct 2026

The page describes a custom-order bat where the buyer chooses barrel color (paint, dye or raw finish), gloss or matte finish, logo, signature series knob sticker and engraving color. The read names Birch and Maple as the wood options and gives a 27-inch length with a 5-inch puck.

WoodBirch or maple
What this means

Birch. Softer than maple and more forgiving of mis-hits; hardens with use. A good choice for a first wood bat and for younger players.

Maple. Dense 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.

KnobPuck
Lengths27 in
FinishesGloss; Matte
Custom optionsBarrel color: paint, dye, or raw finish; logo: one of the original logo designs (Gold and Silver are reflective); knob sticker: one of the original signature series knob stickers; engraving color
AvailabilityMade to order
The maker says
  • Birch acts as a hybrid species that offers the flex of Ash and the hardness of Maple.
  • Maple is rock hard and offers little to no flex on contact.
Sourcebirdmanbats.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
  • birdmanbats.comOn the maker's own site, chosen by the maker: Mocha 12 in Iconic Series glove0 reviews
  • birdmanbats.comOn the maker's own site, chosen by the maker: Birdman batting gloves0 reviews

Also checked, with no ratings or themes to report: Better Baseball, Birdman Bats (maker site).

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