Easton Mako Torq

The 360-degree rotating handle is designed to help you keep the barrel in the hitting zone for longer. It allows your hands to rotate freely during the swing, which can help you square up pitches more consistently, especially on inside pitches where you might otherwise roll your wrists.

The Easton Mako Torq is primarily designed for youth players. Because of the unique rotating handle, it is best suited for hitters who are ready to focus on refining their swing mechanics and barrel control.

No, the two-piece construction features specialized connection technology that isolates the handle from the barrel. This design is specifically engineered to dampen vibration and reduce sting when you make contact outside of the sweet spot.

The -8 drop weight indicates that the bat is slightly heavier than a typical -10 or -12 youth bat, offering more mass behind the ball. It is a good middle-ground option for players transitioning to heavier bats who still want a balanced feel for better swing speed.

This bat is USSSA certified. You should always check your specific league's rulebook before purchasing, as some local organizations have different requirements regarding composite bat certifications.

Yes, like most high-performance composite bats, the Thermo composite material will perform best after a brief break-in period. We recommend hitting off a tee or soft toss for about 50 to 100 swings at varying intensities to fully open up the barrel's responsiveness.