Chandler MT27 Wood Baseball Bat - Clear/Palladium/White

ChandlerSKU: MT27

Size: 32"
Price:
Sale price$149.00
Stock:
In stock
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BTL Staff Review

The MT27 is closest to an M110, but it has a longer barrel, a slightly thinner handle and a little more weight toward the barrel. We like it for gap-to-gap hitters who want more barrel presence without going all the way to the heavy feel of a 243.

Description

  • Wood: Maple
  • Barrel: Long, Medium Profile
  • Swing Weight: Mid-Loaded
  • Barrel Taper: Medium
  • Handle: Medium
  • Knob: Traditional
  • Finish: Clear Satin / Palladium / White
  • Model: MT27
  • Approximate Drop: -2 to -3
Summer Tournaments & Training
Wood Bats
All wood bats we carry are -3 drop. Sizing follows the same principles as BBCOR. Wood punishes poor bat speed more than any other type — when in doubt, go shorter.
Height Weight Length Notes
Under 5'4" Under 140 lbs 29"–30" Builds better contact habits
5'4"–5'7" 140–160 lbs 30"–31" Good starting point for wood
5'7"–5'10" 160–185 lbs 31"–32" Most common Most Common
5'10"–6'1" 185–210 lbs 32"–33" Strong players Most Common
6'1"–6'4" 210–225 lbs 33"–33.5" Max for most HS players
6'4"+ 225+ lbs 33.5"–34" Proven bat speed required
BTL TipIf you are playing travel or high school ball in Arizona, you are going to need a wood bat. Most summer tournaments around here are wood bat only. Wood is also the best training tool in the game — the sweet spot is smaller and mishits are unforgiving, which forces you to be more precise with the barrel and build better mechanics over time.

Does the MT27 feel heavily End-Loaded?

No. We classify Chandler’s slightly End-Loaded description as Mid-Loaded, so the barrel is noticeable without feeling extreme.

What type of hitter fits the MT27?

It works well for hitters who want an extended barrel and some added weight behind the ball while maintaining a controlled swing.

How does the traditional knob feel?

It provides the familiar, defined knob shape many experienced wood-bat hitters are accustomed to using.

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