Nick Kurtz KURTZ16 PRO Wood Bat

The Tater® Kurtz16 PRO is the exact Nick Kurtz bat swung in the Major Leagues. Medium-large barrel, thin handle, balanced swing weight. Built to stay quick through the zone and drive the ball to all fields. Hand-built in Cheshire, CT from MLB-grade hard maple. The Nick Kurtz bat — built for hitters Tater Baseball® supplies Nick Kurtz with his game bats. The Kurtz16 PRO is the same Nick Kurtz wood bat — same turn profile, same wood, same hand-finishing. It's available to high school, college, and adult-league hitters who want to swing what a Major Leaguer swings. The feel Thin handle keeps your hands fast through the strike zone. The medium-large barrel punishes contact when you square the ball up. Balanced swing weight that doesn't slow you down on inside fastballs or pull you forward on offspeed. The DNA MLB-grade hard maple, hand-split with the natural grain. Same process, same wood, same standards as every Tater pro-level bat. The Kurtz16 wood bat is ink-dot certified and finished to MLB specs. That's what Nick Kurtz uses in the show. Specs at a glance Player model: Nick Kurtz (MLB) Wood species: Hard maple (MLB-grade) Barrel: Medium-large Handle: Thin Feel: Balanced Construction: Hand-split with the natural grain Certification: Ink dot certified (MLB-spec billet) Made in: Cheshire, Connecticut Built by an MLB bat supplier Tater Baseball® has been hand-building wood bats in Cheshire, Connecticut since 2015. We supply hitters in MLB, MiLB, and Division I college programs — including Nick Kurtz. Every Kurtz16 PRO comes off the same lathes by the same craftsmen who turn his game bats. This is a real MLB wood bat, not a tribute. Who should swing the Kurtz16 The Kurtz16 fits hitters who want bat speed without giving up barrel mass. The thin handle suits hitters who can drive the head of the bat through the zone. The medium-large barrel rewards them when they square up. It's built for the contact-power blend that pro hitters live in.