Thru Oct. 3: Take $22 off the price of a Wilson A2000 Pro Stock 11 1/4 Inch Baseball Glove

September 30, 2011

Wilson A2000 Pro Stock 11 1/4 Inch Baseball Glove

Through Tuesday, you can save $22 when you buy one of the most reliable baseball gloves in the game.

Wilson’s 11 1/4″ A2000 Pro Stock features American steerhide leather, hand-selected for its durability and feel. There’s dual welting, which provides a pre-curved finger design that conforms to your hand for superb comfort and control.

Wilson’s Pro Stock patterns were developed together with professional players like Evan Longoria, Greg Maddux, Ivan Rodriguez and thousands of others to create the best defensive tool on the planet.

And for a limited time, you can take $22 off the retail price when you use the promo code JFGBBJ5 at checkout. That means you can get it for $197.99 at Baseball Express.

Related: Shop our entire selection of Wilson baseball gloves.

If you don’t like Rip-It’s new 2012 Prototype II -3 Adult Baseball Bat, they’ll buy it back from you

September 29, 2011

Rip-It 2012 Prototype II -3 Adult Baseball Bat

We could go on and on listing the technology in Rip-It’s new 2012 Prototype II -3 BBCOR Certified Adult Baseball Bat.

There’s the one-piece, Advanced Tempered Ballistic Alloy construction, finely tuned for the ideal thickness in the handle and barrel. There’s the ultra-large sweet spot that’s unlike any other BBCOR certified baseball bat out there, and there’s the tapered handle with the memory foam grip.

But when it comes down to it, the specs aren’t that important. All that really matters is how it plays.

When you’re using the bat in game situations, does it perform when you need it to? Does it swing comfortably, and does it have the right amount of pop?

With the 2012 Prototype II, you can take it home and find out.

Each bat comes with Rip-It’s risk-free, 30-day money back guarantee. If you try the bat and it doesn’t meet your expectations, Rip-It will buy it back from you and pay the shipping.

Get it for $279.99 at Baseball Express.

Related: Get the 2011 Rip-It Prototype Reloaded for just $149.99!

Get the lightest swing weight on the market with Louisville’s new 2012 Vertex -3 Adult Baseball Bat

September 23, 2011

Louisville 2012 Exclusive Vertex -3 Adult Baseball Bat

The engineers at Louisville Slugger pulled out all the stops in designing this year’s 2012 Vertex -3 Adult Baseball Bat (which is exclusive to Baseball Express, by the way.)

They set out to design a baseball bat with the ultimate in energy-transferring stiffness and the lightest swing weight on the market. That involved constructing the handle and taper with ultra-stiff LS-2X composite, seamlessly bonded to a rock-solid AC21 alloy barrel.

The LS-2X handle provides the lowest M.O.I. on the market, giving it the lightest swing weight out there. The AC21 alloy barrel provides the most pop and biggest sweet spot.

Get it for $279.99, only at Baseball Express.

Related: Shop our entire selection of BBCOR certified baseball bats.

Have you seen our new BBCOR baseball bat comparison app?

September 15, 2011

BBCOR bat guide
Our PDF comparison guide (click for big)

In a few months, BBCOR will become the law of the land in high school baseball.

That means that if you don’t already have a BBCOR certified baseball bat by now, you’ll need one by New Years, when the switch becomes official. The market is already full of new bats with the BBCOR stamp, each with different specs and features.

So where to start?

Our BBCOR baseball bat comparison app is an easy way to match a bat to your playing style.

Just mouse over one of the thumbnails on the left side of the screen to get a quick look at the bat’s specs. Click the boxes next to the thumbnails to compare two or more bats.

If you’d like to see all bats at once, check out the PDF version of our BBCOR Bat Comparison Guide above.

Related: Looking for a bat, but not sure where to start? Our 2011 Bat Guide breaks down the things you’ll need to consider.

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