IMMACULATE - Used 2023 Louisville Slugger Meta BBCOR Certified Bat (-3) Composite 29 oz 32"

My son only used this in the cage a handful of times before deciding he wanted to use his Demarini full time. This bat is essentially "new" and you can see this through the pictures. This has never been hit outside or seen the field. What we like most about this bat is the weighting, super balanced feel. There are no scratches, dents or cracks anywhere on the bat, looks brand new (essentially it is). Super popular bat, won't last long. The original tape is underneath the white tape, my son simply liked the look of white tape on the green bat so he asked for me to put it on. Features: -2 5/8 Inch Barrel Diameter -Drop 3 Length-To-Weight Ratio -Balanced Swing Feel -Three-Piece, All-Composite Baseball Bat -BBCOR .50 Certified For High School & College Play -Legal For Play In Intermediate (50-70) Junior League Divisions Of Little League -Colorway: Dark Green | Black | Gold -EKO Composite Material - Engineered To Deliver A Lightweight Feel & Huge Barrel At The Same Time. Creates Excellent Sound too! -3FX-PWR Connection System - Perfectly Tuned “Stiff” Connection That Limits Vibration As Well -GT1 End Cap - Maximizes Barrel Length & Swing Speed -LS Pro Comfort Grip - Exhibits Perfect Mix Of Tack & Cushion

The Louisville Slugger Meta series comes in BBCOR, USA, and USSSA versions and is at the forefront of technological innovation in baseball bats, offering players a high-performance combination of power and balance. Featuring Louisville’s patented 3FX Connection System and EKO™ Composite Barrel technology, the Meta delivers an explosive energy transfer. This bat also delivers a stiff feel with minimal vibration—and a massive sweet spot.

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The Louisville Slugger Meta is still a slightly newer model. The Meta is similar to the DeMarini CF which offers a lightweight composite handle with a huge barrel made for every sort of hitter. A popular series that offers great jump-off-the-barrel when you hit the sweet spot and keeps the sting off your hands when the ball is missed on the cap or handle.

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Parker Swartz