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BO11

  • Maple
  • Drop −3
  • Barrel large
  • Handle not stated
  • Knob flared
  • Slight end load
Mark Lumber BO11, game wood bats, adult: photo from Mark Lumber
Lengths31 to 34 in
Barrellarge
Handlenot stated
Knobflared
Balanceslight end load
Photo: Mark Lumber

Facts as the maker states them, read 13 Oct 2026

The BO11 is a hard maple bat offered in 31 to 34 inch lengths, with a flared knob and a cupped barrel. The spec lines list a slight end-load swing feel and an approximately -3 drop weight, with a 45 days warranty.

Model codeBO11
WoodMaple
What this means

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.

Drop−3
What this means

Drop 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.

Handleslightly flared handle
KnobFlared
What this means

The 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.

BalanceSlight end load
Lengths31, 32, 32.5, 33, 33.5, 34 in
Barrel endCupped
Warranty45 days
Lead time5-8 business days
The maker says
  • Tuned for balanced authority.
  • Flared handle and big knob stabilize the bottom hand, promoting consistent barrel control.
Sourcemarklumber.com, product page, read 13 Oct 2026

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  • TrustpilotOther source: Company-level reviews of custom maple bats4.8 of 5, 54 reviewsThe source says: Craftsmanship, finish and feel; Custom colors and designs; Responsive staffThe source raises: Shipping speed is mixed, with some long waits; Occasional notes on logo placement, peeling stickers or finish differing from expectation (read it there)
  • TrustpilotOther source: Company-level reviews, page 2Rating: 19 of 20 reviews on this page are five stars; one three starReviews: 20 on this page (page header said reviews 21 to 40 of 46, while page 1 said 54 total, so the totals disagree)The source says: Finish, quality and hard maple construction; One review calls a bat long lastingThe source raises: One three-star review: over six weeks to arrive, missed a tournament, called overpriced; no company reply visible (read it there)

Also checked, with no ratings or themes to report: Team Town Sports (Canada).

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