24" Steel Bat $14

[pRICE cUBE]

https://slickdeals.net/f/16964743-24-col...e_recombee&prop=rcmid-98dc2835bc6c767a6bed15850089ecae

[macphanatic]

Not a baseball bat. Used by truckers to check tires and for defensive purposes. Legal in all 50 states.

[decay]

The comments are great on that SD page.

Also, apparently for "hunting"

[btfc]

Tactical.

[Buzz]

I use something like this..... possibly not legal in all 50 states..... ? ? ?



Aluminum, not steel, also good for tenderizing cheap cuts of beef or pounding chicken/veal cutlets.
Bright LED light also good for disorienting attackers before whacking 'em upside the head.

Oooopsie.
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[pqrst]

The ad posting talks about this bat being heavier than “normal” bats and also not permitted in a game. And says that it is a training aid a bit like ankle weights, etc. I’ve seen the weights that batters use on their bats to practice with.

[macphanatic]

pqrst wrote:
The ad posting talks about this bat being heavier than “normal” bats and also not permitted in a game. And says that it is a training aid a bit like ankle weights, etc. I’ve seen the weights that batters use on their bats to practice with.

BS. Even young little leaguers don't use a 24 inch bat. And practicing with a bat that is so short would be of little value.

[NewtonMP2100]

…..Steel……Rat…..

[mikebw]

This same bat made the rounds on the deal sites a few months ago.

The brand is "Cold Steel" but this bat is not made of steel. It's some sort of hard plastic polymer, more durable and versatile than wood I guess, and yet more resilient than a rigid metal bat.

[robfilms]

it's a club

and i imagine meant to be used as a club.

(and i am not suggestion a baseball club!)

ymmv

thumbs up.

rob