Easton Mako Torq

The 360-degree rotating handle is designed to let your wrists turn freely through the hitting zone. This helps you keep the barrel in the zone longer and prevents you from rolling your wrists too early, which is particularly helpful for staying inside pitches.

Yes, the Easton Mako Torq is BBCOR certified, making it fully compliant for high school and collegiate baseball regulations.

The two-piece construction features specialized connection technology that isolates the handle from the barrel. This design is specifically engineered to dampen vibration and eliminate the harsh sting often felt on off-center hits.

A balanced swing weight is ideal for contact hitters or players who prioritize bat speed and control over pure mass. It feels lighter through the zone, allowing for quicker adjustments to pitch location.

Yes, like most high-performance composite bats, the TCT Thermo Composite barrel will perform best after a brief break-in period. We recommend taking about 50 to 100 swings off a tee at varying intensity levels to fully open up the sweet spot.

This bat features a 2.625-inch barrel diameter, which is the maximum allowed under BBCOR standards. It provides a large, forgiving sweet spot that helps maximize performance on contact.