Mark Lumber, made in Quebec, available within 5-8 business days
ML-271 Puck
- Maple
- Drop not stated
- Barrel not stated
- Handle not stated
- Knob puck
- Balanced
Facts as the maker states them, read 13 Oct 2026
The ML-271 Puck is a hard maple wood bat offered in 31 to 34 inch lengths, with a puck knob and the 271 turn profile. The page states it is finished in Quebec and comes with a 45 day warranty.
| Model code | ML-271 PUCK |
|---|---|
| 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. |
| Wood grade | dense, pro-grade maple |
| Barrel | 271 wood bat turn profile |
| Handle | puck knob adds one inch of length to the handle |
| Knob | Puck |
| 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 | 31, 32, 32.5, 33, 33.5, 34 in |
| Barrel end | Cupped |
| Compared on the page | This model features our well-known 271 wood bat turn profile; transforms the standard 271 wood bat into a versatile puck-handle option |
| Warranty | 45 days warranty |
| Lead time | Available within 5-8 business days |
| Made in | Quebec |
| The maker says |
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| Source | marklumber.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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