Series 5 Legacy Ash C243 Baseball Bat

Marsoni

M251S

$119.99

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Series 5 Legacy Ash C243 Baseball BatThe Louisville Slugger Legacy Wood Bat Series is perfect for high school, college, adult senior league, and minor league professional baseball. Train with wood bats and reserve your expensive metal bats for games. Legacy bats are crafted from Northern White Ash, the most reliable and widely used wood available. The C243 model features a slight end load and comes in a stylish matte black finish.

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