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Tater-Kurtz16 Pro Maple baseball bat, SVS Signature Series, 34" -3 PFK, Nicky Nukes engraving
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Tater Baseball

Bate de madera Nick Kurtz KURTZ16 PRO

$ 199.99
Bat Feel
Balanced

Balanced. Even weight from knob to barrel. Quick through the zone, easy to control, hard contact to all fields.

Tamaño: 31 pulgadas
2025 AL Rookie of the Year · Unanimous

Nicky Nukes

AL ROY
Silver Slugger
July POTM
Hard Maple · Level 16
KURTZ16

Forged for a complete hitter with elite blast radius. The Kurtz16 replicates the exact profile behind Nick Kurtz's biggest milestones — peak exit velo, barrel-to-zone domination, and hard contact to all fields.

Barrel Medium-Large
Handle Thin
Weight Balanced · -3
Wood MLB Maple
Knob Flared
Warranty 30 Days
Exit Velocity 97.1 mph · Top 1%
Barrel Rate 21.3% · Top 3%
Hard Hit Rate 54.9% · Top 8%
OPS 1.002 · Top 3% MLB
Home Runs 36 · #1 All Rookies
Slugging % .619 · #1 All Rookies
.290
.383
.619
1.002
36
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Built to the same standard as every Tater® MLB player bat — ink dot certified, bone-rubbed, and backed by a 30-day warranty. #LetThatStickTalk

El Tater® Kurtz16 PRO es exactamente el bate Nick Kurtz utilizado en las Grandes Ligas. Barril medio-grande, mango delgado, peso de swing equilibrado. Construido para ser rápido a través de la zona y llevar la pelota a todos los campos. Fabricado a mano en Cheshire, CT, con arce duro de grado MLB.


El bate de Nick Kurtz — hecho para bateadores

Tater Baseball® le suministra a Nick Kurtz sus bates de juego. El Kurtz16 PRO es el mismo bate de madera Nick Kurtz — mismo perfil de torneado, misma madera, mismo acabado a mano. Está disponible para bateadores de secundaria, universidad y ligas de adultos que quieren usar lo que un jugador de las Grandes Ligas usa.


La sensación

El mango delgado mantiene las manos rápidas a través de la zona de strike. El barril medio-grande castiga el contacto cuando golpeas la pelota de lleno. Peso de swing equilibrado que no te ralentiza en lanzamientos rápidos interiores ni te tira hacia adelante en lanzamientos lentos.


El ADN

Arce duro de grado MLB, cortado a mano con la veta natural. El mismo proceso, la misma madera, los mismos estándares que todos los bates de nivel profesional de Tater. El bate de madera Kurtz16 está certificado con punto de tinta y acabado según las especificaciones de la MLB. Eso es lo que usa Nick Kurtz en las grandes ligas.


Especificaciones a primera vista

  • Modelo de jugador: Nick Kurtz (MLB)
  • Especie de madera: Arce duro (grado MLB)
  • Barril: Medio-grande
  • Mango: Delgado
  • Sensación: Equilibrado
  • Construcción: Cortado a mano con la veta natural
  • Certificación: Certificado con punto de tinta (pieza en bruto con especificaciones MLB)
  • Hecho en: Cheshire, Connecticut

Construido por un proveedor de bates de la MLB

Tater Baseball® ha estado fabricando bates de madera a mano en Cheshire, Connecticut desde 2015. Suministramos a bateadores en la MLB, MiLB y programas universitarios de la División I, incluido Nick Kurtz. Cada Kurtz16 PRO sale de los mismos tornos por los mismos artesanos que fabrican sus bates de juego. Este es un bate de madera real de la MLB, no un tributo.


Quién debería usar el Kurtz16

El Kurtz16 se adapta a los bateadores que quieren velocidad de bate sin sacrificar la masa del barril. El mango delgado se adapta a los bateadores que pueden llevar la cabeza del bate a través de la zona. El barril medio-grande los recompensa cuando golpean la pelota de lleno. Está construido para la combinación de contacto y potencia en la que viven los bateadores profesionales.

Tamaño: 31 pulgadas

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Nick Kurtz KURTZ16 PRO Wood Bat different from other wooden bats, and how will its features help my game?
The KURTZ16 PRO is built exactly like the bat Nick Kurtz uses in the MLB, offering you a genuine professional feel. It's hand-built right here in Cheshire, CT, from MLB-grade hard maple. You'll notice a medium-large barrel for solid contact, a thin handle that allows for incredible bat speed and control through the zone, and a balanced swing weight that makes driving the ball to all fields feel natural. It's ink-dot certified and finished to MLB specs, meaning you get the same quality, wood, and turn profile as Nick's gamer bats. Many hitters find this combination perfect for increasing bat speed while still having enough barrel to drive through the ball effectively.
I'm looking for a bat that feels great and performs well. Is the KURTZ16 PRO a good choice for me, and what sizes are available?
Absolutely! The KURTZ16 PRO is designed for hitters who want that perfect blend of quickness and power. The thin handle promotes fast hands and a powerful barrel whip, while the medium-large barrel provides a great contact zone. The balanced feel makes it easy to generate bat speed and drive the ball consistently. Plus, it's hand-finished and uses the same MLB-grade hard maple you'd find in pro player bats. You can get this awesome bat in sizes 31", 32", 33", 33.5", and 34" to find the perfect fit for your swing.
What size wood bat should I order?
Length ranges from 30"–34". Drop weight (length-to-weight ratio) ranges from -3 to +2. Drop weight is the difference between bat length in inches and bat weight in ounces — a -3 drop means a 34" bat weighs 31 oz. Most adult hitters use 32"–34" at a -2 or -3 drop. Most BBCOR-certified leagues (high school, NCAA) require -3. For a personalized recommendation by height, weight, and league, use our Wood Bat Size Chart at /pages/wood-bat-size-chart.
What types of wood are Tater bats made from?
Hard maple and yellow birch — both MLB-grade. Maple has been the pro standard for over 20 years: densest, hardest hitting surface, biggest pop on clean contact, but a smaller sweet spot and less forgiveness on mis-hits. Birch sits between maple and ash — similar density to maple with more flex on impact, which makes it more forgiving on mis-hits and a smart starting point for hitters transitioning from metal to wood. Read the full breakdown in our Maple vs Birch vs Ash guide at /blogs/the-lumber-yard/differences-between-maple-birch-and-ash-bats.
Do you offer discounts for team or bulk orders?
Yes — team and bulk pricing is available, typically starting at 12 bats. Contact our team sales desk with your spec, roster size, and timing through /pages/contact-us and we'll send a custom quote within one business day. The more bats in the order, the better the per-unit pricing scales.
Are Tater bats suitable for professional play?
Yes. Tater Baseball is an MLB-supplier wood bat company — our bats are swung by professional players at the highest level of the game. There is no separate "consumer-grade" production line. The same MLB-grade billets, the same hand-finishing process, and the same QA standards apply to every retail bat we ship as to the bats we cut for pro hitters.
What is the warranty on Tater wood bats?
30-day limited warranty on structural cracking under normal field use. To qualify, the bat must be a 2021 model year or later, you must be the original purchaser with proof of purchase from an authorized Tater dealer, and you must have followed our hitting guidelines (no cage-style dimpled balls, no storage in extreme heat or cold like a car trunk, no excessive moisture exposure). Full warranty terms and care guidelines at /pages/tater-wooden-bat-warranty.
Why are wood bats cupped at the end?
Cupping is a small concave dish drilled into the end of the barrel. It removes a few grams of mass from the very tip, which shifts the bat's balance point slightly toward the hands and makes the swing feel quicker through the zone. Tater hand-cups each bat, and our process allows for variable cup depths to dial in feel without compromising end-cap strength — which actually reduces the risk of chips and cracks on inside pitches.
What is the black dot on the handle?
Every Tater maple and birch bat carries an ink dot near the handle as proof of MLB-grade slope-of-grain certification. The ink dot's bleed pattern reveals whether the wood grain runs cleanly along the bat's long axis — a tight bleed means safe, MLB-spec slope; a fast bleed means rejected billet. The dot is the visible proof every bat passed inspection before leaving our shop.
Field Reports

What Hitters Are Saying

Real feedback from players swinging the Kurtz16.

4.9
Based on 10 reviews

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 10 reviews.

Customer photo review of Nick Kurtz KURTZ16 PRO Wood Bat

First day to go hit with this beautiful bat! Nicely balanced. Feels great with great pop. I’m a senior league guy and it felt quick through the strike zone.

Nick Kurtz KURTZ16 PRO Wood Bat

Customer photo review of Nick Kurtz KURTZ16 PRO Wood Bat

Great piece of lumber. I normally swing a 32.5" 243. The 33" Kurtz feels (to me) more balanced despite the 33" length. I will be using this in my mens league games in the near future. Finish is also top notch. I will buy another.

Nick Kurtz KURTZ16 PRO Wood Bat

Great barrel profile and tapering, perfect bat for all around hitters and players looking to do it all at the plate. Also looks sweet.

Nick Kurtz KURTZ16 PRO Wood Bat

Got the NickyNukes in a 34 with a free bat grip, can’t wait for some plate appearances this Sunday

Nick Kurtz KURTZ16 PRO Wood Bat