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Tater Baseball

Tater-X6 PRO (Barril de carbón con mango de brea)

$ 189.99 $ 149.99 Guardar $ 40.00
THE BEST WOOD BATS ON THE MARKET
Tater® Wood Bats are built for serious ballplayers — crafted from pro-grade lumber and finished for explosive performance, consistent feel, and durability that holds up through real use.
PRO GRADE WOOD
Hand-selected MLB-grade lumber for strength and consistency.
REAL POP
Ink dot tested to pro standards for barrel performance you can feel.
BUILT TO LAST
Hand-split following natural grain, then bone-rubbed to compress fibers and increase durability.
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Pro standards, no shortcuts. Every Tater™ wood bat is built with professional-grade materials and testing so when you swing wood, you get the performance you’re paying for — every time. Backed by a 30-day warranty.
Bat Feel Slight End-Load
Slight End-Load. A touch of weight toward the barrel. Balanced feel with a little extra pop.
Longitud: 31 pulgadas
Peso: -3
Custom Engraving:

El bate Tater® X6 Pro de pino alquitranado con barril de carbón vegetal es un bate X6 de pino alquitranado de dos tonos. El mango imita el aspecto del pino alquitranado, sellado en el arce, sin olor ni desorden. El barril es de carbón oscuro para una estética limpia de dos tonos con los colores invertidos del diseño estándar de pino alquitranado. Fabricado a mano en Cheshire, CT y listo para enviar.

El bate X6 de pino alquitranado con el acabado de mango de pino alquitranado

Este es el perfil de torneado X6 en una versión invertida del estilo visual de pino alquitranado característico de Tater Baseball®. Donde el X4 Pine Tar tiene un mango de carbón vegetal y un barril de pino alquitranado, el X6 invierte eso. El pino alquitranado se extiende por el mango para el clásico aspecto de círculo de espera. El barril de carbón vegetal mantiene el bate con un aspecto nítido durante largas temporadas.

Por qué pino alquitranado sin el pino alquitranado real

Como jugadores de béisbol, sabemos por experiencia que el aspecto del pino alquitranado es genial. Pero el pino alquitranado real tiene desventajas. Puede arruinar el resto de tu equipo u otros bates. Guardarlo en tu bolso, apoyarlo en tu hombro o agarrarlo con guantes de bateo extiende el alquitrán por todas partes. No lo notarás hasta que esté en todo. La versión de Tater® está sellada en la madera: obtienes el aspecto sin la limpieza.

Especificaciones de un vistazo

  • Especie de madera: Arce
  • Pomo: Tradicional
  • Mango: Delgado (acabado de pino alquitranado)
  • Barril: Mediano (acabado de carbón vegetal)
  • Sensación: Ligero balance hacia el extremo
  • Peso de balanceo: -3 (Caída 3)
  • Acabado: Dos tonos — mango de pino alquitranado / barril de carbón vegetal
  • Garantía: 30 días
  • Hecho en: Cheshire, Connecticut

Construido sobre el perfil X6 Pro

Este bate está construido sobre nuestro perfil de torneado Tater-X6 Pro. El bate de madera X6 presenta un mango delgado, un barril mediano y una ligera carga en el extremo. Es una construcción para bateadores que quieren velocidad de bate con la transferencia de peso para impulsar la pelota. ¿Buscas un acabado diferente? Prueba nuestro bate de pino alquitranado original X12 para el look clásico. O el X4 Pine Tar con mango de carbón vegetal para el inverso de dos tonos. O construye cualquier modelo con el aspecto de pino alquitranado en nuestro Constructor de bates de madera personalizados.

Fabricado en Cheshire, CT

Tater Baseball® inventó el estilo de bate de madera sellado con pino alquitranado. Cada bate de esta serie está fabricado a mano en Cheshire, Connecticut. Cada uno está acabado con el mismo estándar que nuestros bates profesionales. ¿Eres nuevo en los bates de madera? Comienza con la Tabla de tamaños de bates de madera antes de comprometerte con una longitud y caída.
Longitud: 31 pulgadas
Peso: -3

TRUSTED BY PROS

USED IN THE BIG LEAGUES AND INTERNATIONALLY
Tater™ vs Other Brands
There's a reason Pros are switching to swing Tater™
Most wood bats are made for retail shelves — lower-grade lumber, bulk machining, inconsistent pop. The Tater™ Wood Bat is hand-split, hand-finished, and bone-rubbed to MLB standards.
✓ Higher density wood lasts longer and provides better "pop" off the barrel.
✓ Ink dot tested to prove our bats meet professional standards.
✓ Hand-split wood follows the natural grain, making bats stronger, more durable, and less likely to break.
✓ Bone rubbing compresses the wood fibers, making the bat harder, improving durability, and increasing ball exit speeds.
TATER® WOOD BAT STORE BOUGHT BATS OTHER BRANDS
DurabilityBuilt for full-season use. ✓Built to last ✕Breaks down fast ⚠Varies by brand and model
Bat PopExit velocity off the barrel. ✓Explosive & consistent ✕Weak exit velocity ✕Inconsistent
Price PointQuality per dollar. ✓Premium that performs ✕Overpaying for low quality ✕Often overpriced for similar quality
MLB-Grade WoodProfessional lumber spec. ✓Pro grade only ✕Lower grade ⚠Some use MLB wood, others choice/select
Pro CertifiedInk dot tested to MLB spec. ✓Certified pro grade ✕Not certified ✓Certified
RatingsCustomer star reviews. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐5 / 5 ⭐⭐⭐3 / 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐4 / 5
Durability
Tater®✓Built to last
Store✕Breaks fast
Others⚠Varies
Bat Pop
Tater®✓Explosive
Store✕Weak EV
Others✕Inconsistent
Price Point
Tater®✓Premium
Store✕Overpaying
Others✕Overpriced
MLB-Grade Wood
Tater®✓Pro grade
Store✕Lower grade
Others⚠Varies
Pro Certified
Tater®✓Certified
Store✕Not certified
Others✓Certified
Ratings
Tater®⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐5 / 5
Store⭐⭐⭐3 / 5
Others⭐⭐⭐⭐4 / 5
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When you swing wood, the difference isn't subtle. Every Tater® bat is hand-split, hand-finished, ink dot certified, and bone-rubbed to MLB spec — backed by a 30-day warranty.

A TRADITIONAL LOOK

WITH A MODERN APPROACH

We invented this look to fill the void for the modern ballplayer. Our Pine Tar bats are one of our top sellers made from with a flame tempered neck to give it that classic pine tar look without all the mess.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from the X4 Pine Tar two-tone?
The X4 Pine Tar has a charcoal handle and a pine tar barrel. The X6 Pine Tar flips that — the pine tar runs down the handle (classic on-deck-circle look) and the barrel goes charcoal. Same sealed finish technology, opposite color arrangement.
Is this built on the X6 turn?
Yes — built on our standard X6 PRO turn profile. Thin handle, medium-large barrel, slight end-load. The X6 turn is what most gap hitters and pull-power hitters gravitate toward.
How fast does this ship?
Stock model — ships the next business day from our Cheshire, CT shop. No custom build queue.
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.