A-Bat | P-72
- Ash or maple or birch
- Drop not stated
- Barrel medium
- Handle thin
- Knob standard
- Slight end load
Facts as the maker states them, read 13 Oct 2026
The A-Bat P-72 comes in ash, maple and yellow birch, in lengths from 31 to 35 inches, with a thin handle, a medium whippy barrel and a traditional knob. The page describes a little noticeable end weight, but typically not end-loaded, and gives no weight or drop.
| Model code | P-72 |
|---|---|
| Wood | Ash or maple or birchWhat this meansAsh. Light and flexible with visible grain; flakes over time. Less common now. 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. 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. |
| Barrel | Medium WhippyWhat 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 | ThinWhat this meansA handle under about 0.93 in. It whips through the zone and feels fast, but it stings more on mis-hits and, in wood, breaks more easily. Common on pro models. Tip: Thin handles and young hands do not mix well in cold weather; expect sting. |
| Knob | StandardWhat this meansA traditional round knob. The simplest feel and what most beginners should start with. |
| Balance | Slight end load |
| Lengths | 31, 32, 32.5, 33, 33.5, 34, 34.5, 35 in |
| Barrel end | Customer choice |
| Compared on the page | compares to the LS model P-72 |
| Custom options | Barrel Color, Handle Color, Label Color (choices not shown) |
| Availability | In stock |
| The maker says |
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| Source | mpoweredbaseball.com, product page, read 13 Oct 2026 |
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- JustBatsRetailer ratings: H2TC Pro Maple H2TC2433.0 of 5, 17 reviewsBuyers like: attractive look and finish; comfortable handle and feel; good pop for power hitters; a few say it held up over many gamesBuyers report: breakage is the most common complaint; durability very inconsistent; several say it weighs more than the -3 rating suggests; some find it weaker on power (read it there)
- JustBatsRetailer ratings: H2TC Pro Maple H2TC2714.4 of 5, 12 reviewsBuyers like: balanced swing weight; good pop for wood; solid hitting zone and comfortable grip; good looks and price for mapleBuyers report: two of twelve reported early breakage; one found the replacement process frustrating; minor: peeling sticker, small barrel, large knob, slow shipping (read it there)
- ComplaintsBoardForum: one birch and one maple bat, about $87.50 eachReviews: 1 complaint plus commentsBuyers like: some later commenters praised the batsBuyers report: bats took over a month to arrive; birch bat flattened after one practice session; maple bat dented in soft toss with little power; buyer says replacements and refund never came (read it there)
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