Easton Mako Beast 2-5/8" BBCOR Bat -3oz (2017)

Unleash The BEAST

The Mako Beast really impresses me a lot. I can't believe the year was 2013 and the Mako exploded on the scene. There was never a more popular bat. The Mako concept is genius. Easton had two different bat series. One was the S and the other was the XL. The S was for bat speed and the XL was for power. Easton then took both those bats and made it into the Mako. They were able to do this with leading engineering and TCT Thermo composite. This newer composite allows for the sweet spot to be longer and weight to not be compromised. The Beast is exactly what the name says ... a Beast. Easton took it one step further this year on the BBCOR barrel making the Beast 1.5-inch longer from that original Mako. It is for that reason I love the Beast. It will also come in 30-inch, which is great for a younger player in seventh and eighth grade.


 
 



PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:

THE BIGGEST AND MOST POWERFUL COMPOSITE BARREL EASTON HAS EVER MADE. The all-new Mako Beast has a 1.5" larger barrel compared to the legendary, first generation mako. Features: Extended speed barrel design combines the game's longest two-piece composite barrel with the game's fastest swing weight – it’s a BEAST Redesigned TCT Thermo Composite barrel – 1.5" longer than the original MAKO BBCOR bat Patented two-piece ConneXion technology maximizes energy transfer for optimized feel 31/32" composite handle with 1.2mm HYPERSKIN grip Don't just take our word for it -- See what JustBatReviews.com has to say about this bat! Easton Mako Beast BBCOR Bat -3oz BB17MK (2017)



BBCOR Certified Baseball Bat The BBCOR formula provides a better measure of the bat's performance and therefore allows the rules committee and bat testing laboratories to better predict field performance based on lab tests. The goal is that non-wood bats that meet this new standard will perform similarly to wood bats. All BBCOR bats will incorporate a logo mark once certification approval is granted. This mark will be consistent across every approved bat design so umpires will easily identify approved bats.