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2014 Easton Mako Composite USSSA Certified Bat (-11) 19 oz 30" (Used)

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2014 Easton Mako Composite USSSA Certified Bat (-11) 19 oz 30" (Used)

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CategoryBaseball > Bats
BrandEaston
ModelMako Composite
Bat Certification USSSA Certified
Length 30"
Weight 19OZ
Drop -11
Condition Used
Bat Material Composite
Release Year 2014
Quantity1 available

Own a piece of travel baseball history. Before today’s Icons, Hypes and CatXs, there was the orange Easton MAKO. This is the original 2014 Easton MAKO YB14MK, the unmistakable bright-orange composite bat that became one of the defining bats of its era. If you spent your weekends around travel-ball fields in the mid-2010s, you know this bat. You could spot that orange barrel from across the complex — and you definitely knew the sound when somebody squared one up. Originally retailing for approximately $299.99, the MAKO was Easton’s premium youth composite offering, built around its TCT Thermo Composite Technology and two-piece construction. Easton designed the platform around a large sweet spot, low swing weight and increased bat speed. This bat: * Model: YB14MK * Year: 2014 * Length: 30” * Weight: 19 oz * Drop: -11 * Barrel: 2 1/4” * Construction: Two-piece composite * Certification: USSSA 1.15 BPF * Color: The legendary original MAKO orange This is a used, game-played bat and shows the cosmetic wear you’d expect from a bat that’s been around baseball for more than a decade. Please review all photos carefully for exact condition. Whether you’re looking for an old-school gamer, a batting-practice bat, a collection piece, or just want the bat that instantly transports an entire generation of baseball parents and players back to weekend tournaments, concession-stand hot dogs and five games on a Sunday… This is the one. The original orange MAKO. They don’t make them like this anymore.

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