Phi Bats

The Phi Bat is a precision tool designed for the job of striking a baseball or softball where the diameter of the handle design for all current models is turned for the age of the player and the average grip size of their hands. The handle size and relatively lighter swing weight allow for micro-second adjustments during the pull forward phase of the swing and gives the batter a critical fraction of a second moment longer to judge the ball during the wrist torque launching phase. All 6 models have a large sweet zone beginning approx. 2 inches above the beginning of the barrel, a perfect balance of strength, comfort, and control requiring a minimum amount of force to meet and launch the ball toward the intended spot on the field, beyond the diamond or fence! One might consider this bat a hybrid of old and new schools in bat design, wherein the era of Joe Di Maggio, Lou Gehrig, and Ty Cobb baseball bats supported larger diameter handles and barrels turned from White Ash, Hickory or Maple, this bat could weigh as much as 42 oz. for a 34” bat.  Modern 34” Aluminum bats can weigh as little as 31 oz. and where the BBCOR certified Phi Bat models’ PB331.6 & ELPB331.6, both 33’ bats carry weights of -2, & -3  with an MOI rating of 8300 / PB331.6 & 10000 / ELPB331.6.