Fungo with Tapered Knob
- Ash or birch or maple
- Drop not stated
- Barrel not stated
- Handle not stated
- Knob tapered
- Balance not stated
Facts as the maker states them, read 13 Oct 2026
Texas Timber lists this fungo bat in 34, 35 and 36 inch lengths. Its title names a tapered knob, and the page offers Ash, Birch and Maple woods.
| Wood | Ash or birch or mapleWhat this meansAsh. Light and flexible with visible grain; flakes over time. Less common now. 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. |
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| Knob | TaperedWhat this meansA cone-shaped transition from handle to knob, somewhere between standard and flared. |
| Lengths | 34, 35, 36 in |
| Finishes | Barrel color: Natural; Pecan; Black; Cherry. Coat style: Half Coat; Full Coat; Black Handle Series. |
| Source | texastimberbats.com, product page, read 13 Oct 2026 |
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