2027 Louisville Slugger Supra (-10) USA Baseball Bat

Louisville SluggerSKU: WBL42580101828

Size: 28"
Price:
Sale price$349.95
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BTL Staff Review

The Supra has a balanced feel and gives younger hitters plenty of barrel without making the bat difficult to control. It feels smooth when you make contact and has plenty of pop for a USA bat. We like it for contact and gap hitters who want to stay quick to the ball and prefer the feel of a two-piece composite.

Description

  • Certification: USA Baseball
  • Drop: -10
  • Swing Weight: Balanced
  • Barrel Diameter: 2 5/8 inches
  • Construction: Two-piece composite
  • Barrel Material: APX Composite
  • Connection: VCX3
  • Grip: Premium LS Pro Comfort Grip
  • Warranty: One year
Little League & Rec Ball
USA Bats
USA Baseball is a different certification standard than USSSA. Required in Little League, Cal Ripken, Babe Ruth, and most rec leagues. A USSSA bat is not legal in a USA league and vice versa. Always check your league requirements before buying.
Age Height Length Drop
4–6 Under 3'8" 24"–25" -11, -12
7–8 3'8"–4'0" 25"–27" -10, -11
9–10 4'0"–4'5" 27"–28" -10
11–12 4'5"–4'9" 28"–30" -8, -10 Most Common
13+ 4'9"+ 30"–31" -8

Understanding Drop Weight
Drop weight is the difference between a bat's length in inches and its weight in ounces. A 32" bat with a -3 drop weighs 29 oz.
-3Heaviest
14U, HS & CollegeBBCOR and wood. Required at 14U and above.
-5Heavy
13U / Advanced 12UStandard for 13U. Strong 12U players may move here early.
-8Moderate
12UDevelops power without losing too much bat speed.
-10Light
10U–11UMost common youth drop. Most Common
-11/-12Lightest
8U and UnderTee ball and beginners.

What type of hitter is the Supra (-10) designed for?

It fits contact and all-around hitters who want a balanced swing, a large sweet spot, and premium composite performance.

Does the composite barrel need a lengthy break-in period?

Louisville Slugger describes the APX Composite barrel as having a soft, game-ready feel, so it is not positioned as requiring an extensive break-in process.

Is the Supra worth choosing over a less expensive alloy bat?

It makes the most sense for a player who will benefit from its larger sweet spot and smoother two-piece feel. Alloy remains a strong value for players who prefer firm feedback.

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