When will you get 31 20 Ozzie or 30 19 oz

We will not be receiving anymore of these bats in stock as the new 2015 model will be released in September.

What is the fastest delivery you offer. Also is it possible to check and see when my last order was placed.

Rich, On the right side of our website in the UPS shipping calculator you may input your shipping zip code for an estimated time and price. We do not have any orders in our systems affiliated with your email address of Rluc68@gmail.com . You may contact our toll free line Monday-Friday 8:00AM-4:00PM PST. Our daily shipping cutoff is 2:00PM PST but do manage to ship out many orders after that cutoff time, just depending on how busy each day may be.

any chance you will have any 30in soon?

At this time we do not have an 30"/19oz. Easton Youth Mako bats expected to arrive in stock.

When will you get 31/20 in?

We should be getting another shipment of all sizes from Easton around June 15th, 2014.

ARE THESE BRAND NEW BATS THAT COME WITH WARRANTY? HOW CAN YOU SELL THEM $100 BELOW EVERYONE ELSE AND GIVE FREE SHIPPING?/

These bats are brand new in the wrapper and come with a one year manufacturer's warranty. We are an authorized Easton dealer and are clearing out our inventory as the new 2015 Easton Mako will be released this summer.

Do you have the 2015 Mako Torq in stock?

This bat is not in stock yet. Check out the official Easton Facebook or Instagram for information right now. We can post more about the new 2015 Easton bats in mid July.

If I buy this bat as a gift for Christmas will you deliver it in an unmarked box so my son won't know what it is?

Due to our Free 2nd Day Air shipping, this bat ships in a bat box to keep our shipping fees as low. The bat box is brown, and approximately 33" x 3" x 3" in dimension.

I don't see the 32/21 available for Pre Order, why is it missing?

Easton is having a difficult time making this bat in a 32"/21 ounce version. Our initial order in the 32" youth Mako has been delayed until the end of the year, possibly later. Until we have a solid date for arrival in the 32", we are not going to offer that particular size for Pre Order.

When will you have more 30 inch Easton Mako bats in stock?

As of today, Easton is telling us either late September or early October, 2013.

If I am not a predator, what am I? ;)

Jessie, you are awesome! Check out the video above with Easton Pro, Bryan Kaye, and you'll find out what happens if you're not a predator using the new youth Mako.

Which 2014 bat has a bigger barrel the mako or xl1, and which has more pop?

The XL1 and Mako youth bats have almost exactly the same size barrel. So the Mako advantage in the 2 1/4" diameter barrel youth bat is going to be the minus 11 ounce length to weight ratio instead of the minus 10 ounce length to weight ratio that the XL1 has. This means the Mako is lighter and more balanced.

Does this bat need to be broken in or is it ready for play as soon as it arrives? Thank you.

The 2014 MAKO Easton youth bat is hot out of the wrapper. With the rules now in place in Little League and USSSA regarding ball exit speed, breaking in a bat is much less of a factor now than it was a few years ago when it comes to performance. A composite bat will always break in a little bit, simply because the physical property of material will naturally wear down with use, however, the rule changes of the past few years mandate that the ball exit speed not be exceeded over the life of the bat. Prior to the recent rule changes, bats were tested only at the beginning of their life cycle.

Is the new, small barrel youth Easton Mako USSSA approved?

Yes, the new Youth Easton Mako Bat is approved for USSSA play and has the new thumb print stamp on the baseball bat.

CLOSEOUT 2014 Easton MAKO Youth Baseball Bat -11oz YB14MK

Name: CLOSEOUT 2014 Easton MAKO Youth Baseball Bat -11oz YB14MK
Brand: Easton
SKU: YB14MK
Price: 199.95 USD
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 5 (24 reviews)

Reg:

$299.95

Sale:

199.95

5 Stars (24) Reviews

Item#:YB14MK | Manufacturer: Easton

This item has been discontinued

2014 Easton MAKO Youth Baseball Bat -11oz YB14MK

Description
Reviews (24)
Q&A (13)
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CLOSEOUT 2014 Easton MAKO Youth Baseball Bat -11oz YB14MK

2014 Easton MAKO Youth Baseball Bat

Introducing the Easton MAKO - THE FASTEST bat through the zone, with THE MOST barrel in the zone. The MAKO comes equipped with the new TCT Thermo Composite Technology which gives this baseball bat increased barrel length, a massive sweet spot, reduced MOI, and increased swing speed.

Easton has taken the composite bat building science to the next level of SPEED with the all new Youth Easton Mako bat. The new Mako is the most perfectly balanced youth bat Easton has ever produced. A newly designed, and difficult to manufacture composite technology has been used to build Easton's new Mako bats. Not only were they able to increase the swing speed for the Mako youth bat, Easton was able to increase the size of the sweet spot. This translates to you hitting the baseball farther than ever before. A bigger barrel and a quicker swing. The Easton Mako of the fastest baseball bat in the game.

Easton Mako Bat Youth Baseball Approved For Stamps

Youth Mako Bat Features:

TCT Thermo Composite Technology
Patented two-piece ConneXion™ technology maximizes energy transfer for optimized feel
29/32" composite handle with performance diamond grip
2 1/4" Diameter Barrel
Easton Model A112762
Approved for play in Little League, Babe Ruth, Dixie, Pony, AABC, and comes with the new USSSA 1.15 BPF Stamp
One Year Manufacturer's Warranty

Why It's A Best Seller:

Easton is using a new technology, the TCT composite, which gives the Mako a bigger sweet spot than their other composite bats. The barrel is bigger and longer than other bats, but is still balanced and easy to swing. This bat was the most popular model at the 2013 Little League World Series, and it received a ton of air time on TV.

Review by: Jden
Pros: This is the best bat at the little league world series. My team is sponsored so we have the new mako. Best bats ever made.
Cons:
31 of 53 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 31 22

Review by: tylersABeast
Pros: Best bat in the world.
Cons: Little to pricey
14 of 49 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 14 35

Review by: Jake
Pros: There is a reason almost every kid is using the Mako or XL1 at the Little League World Series. Best bats ever.
Cons:
20 of 35 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 20 15

Review by: speedy30
Pros: I like that it has the long barrel but the new composite is really nice
Cons: I don't like the grip because like its not cushioned very well but that takes away the heaviness
39 of 46 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 39 7

Review by: Steve
Pros: The one thing that surprised me was the light weight feel of the bat, along with the large barrel size. Whatever Easton did to make this new composite for the bat, it really is the future of bats. My son is getting much better swings in, as well as better at bats all around, simply because of the way the youth Mako bat is balanced. The grip is thin, but still cushioned enough, he has never complained of any vibration from the bat. I am glad I made the investment in this bat because it has given my boy confidence at the plate. Baseball should be about having fun, and he is having more fun than ever.
Cons: The white on the grip gets dirty.
31 of 46 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 31 15

Review by: TeeBone
Pros: I bought this bat on 10/20/2013 for my 10 year son (70 lbs) who plays 11U Travel Baseball. He used this bat in tournament on October 26-27 and went 8 for 14 (.571 Batting Avg) with 3 doubles...even his outs were line drives. He has used Big Barrels in the past and this bat has definitely improved his bat speed. I recommend this bat to any player that are contact hitters that need a little more pop to hit it in the gaps and through the infield.
Cons: Pricey...but worth every penny!
14 of 17 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 14 3

Review by: Raffi
Verified Purchaser
Pros: Bought this bat for my child a few weeks ago (didn't think cheapbats really had the bat) received it in 2 days for my son's birthday. We took it out to batting practice the day he opened it and is getting probably 10 more feet with this bat and it is right out of the wrapper.
Cons: Season cannot come soon enough
39 of 54 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 39 15

Review by: CROSSOVER
Pros: This bat was the greatest in the little leauge world series.I took swings with it and it was great.I highly recommend this product.The barrel size is great with an awesome swing speed.Get this bat and you will see results.
Cons:
9 of 14 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 9 5

Review by: Dion
Verified Purchaser
Pros: I can tell really easily how big the sweet spot is compared to the 2014 S1. CheapBats.com had it in stock which was nice! I even got it a day earlier than expected.
Cons: None
21 of 29 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 21 8

Review by: richkid3
Pros: Awesome bat, big barrel, feels light, great pop off the bat
Cons: Pricy, if you have the money, definitely get it. HOWEVER, if you are looking for a nearly just as good bat thats not as much money, the Easton XL1 has the same size barrel, and only a fraction of a second slower swing speed.
9 of 15 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 9 6

Review by: shawn knapp
Verified Purchaser
Pros: awesome bat, incredible "pop", Easton at it's finest
Cons: Have not found any as of yet
6 of 10 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 6 4

Review by: baseballbro
Pros: This bat has amazing pop. If you hit the ball on the sweet spot, It's gone. This bat produces smoking line drives and is the perfect weight for me. I have to say that the XL1 has better pop, but that is because there is more mass coming through the zone because it's one ounce heavier. The mako's ConneXion tech disperses the vibration wonderfully, and even on a cold day, the sting is minimal. The mako is easy to get through the zone because it is light like the S series, but powerful like the XL series. Overall: absolutely a 5-star bat
Cons: The only con about this bat at all is the price. I would reccomend that you get the blemished mako.
7 of 8 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 7 1

Review by: Kathy
Verified Purchaser
Pros: the bat is a great weight to length. Great power for a kid that hits good already. My son loves the Mako and has been using it since the day it arrived. He has 2 other Eastons, but prefers the Mako right now. Great costumer service too!!
Cons:
3 of 5 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 3 2

Review by: Th
Pros: Great Bat. I hit the ball really far. Awesome grip. worth the price. huge barrel and feels light. Best bat of the year.
Cons: There should be no cons box!
3 of 4 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 3 1

Review by: LUKE
Pros:
Cons:
4 of 6 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 4 2

Review by: Poochie
Verified Purchaser
Pros: I like the pop and the long barrel. Several home runs have been hit with it by different team members and we haven't had it but a couple weeks.
Cons: None so far.
3 of 5 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 3 2

Review by: Becky
Verified Purchaser
Pros: Got it for my 12 year old son. First at bat in game , with his new Mako, he hits an out of the park home run! First ever, by the way. So gotta say he is loving his Mako.
Cons:
2 of 3 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 2 1

Review by: Gregory shaw
Verified Purchaser
Pros: Tremendous bat. Ball just jumps off of it. And the kids love the orange finish.
Cons: There Are no cons
3 of 4 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 3 1

Review by: Andrew
Verified Purchaser
Pros: My son loves this bat. He prefers using it over his other bats and his teammates recognize it as a good bat and ask if they could use it, which also makes him feel good and builds his confidence. The bat arrived on time and in great condition. The balls really do pop off this bat (when I pitch to him). We are still waiting for the big hit in a game. We have only had two games so far (5 at bats). I would recommend this company and bat to others.
Cons:
3 of 4 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 3 1

Review by: Josiah
Pros: It hits far
Cons: None
3 of 6 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 3 3

Review by: jim
Verified Purchaser
Pros: I bought this bat with hopes of adding some more pop to my sons hits. He was a contact hitter prior to getting the bat. He has only had the bat for a week and it's paying off. He hit his first over the fence home run the first week of having this bat!
Cons: None yet!
3 of 4 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 3 1

Review by: Wilson
Verified Purchaser
Pros: My son is eleven yrs old and plays little league. He's been playing baseball from Jr Minor to little league. He was doing great but had outgrown a couple sets of equipment. I decided to make the investment in the Easton Mako bat. He was doing pretty good before but now he has a more confident swing. He enjoys the grip and the light-weight nature of the bat. The ball has a better pop off the bat as well. The distinctive vibrant color of the bat puts the pitchers on alert, creating somewhat of an intimidation facot for some of the pitchers.
Cons: Not really a con, but most of the team wants to use the bat...so buy two!!
3 of 4 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 3 1

Review by: Ryan H
Verified Purchaser
Pros: Best bat ever. Great pop. Huge sweet spot. Well balanced. Only thing to decide is what size.
Cons: Absolutely none.
2 of 3 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 2 1

Review by: Alex Bennett
Pros: Best bat ever it's great pop and barrel really gets it done.
Cons:
1 of 1 found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? 1 0

When will you get 31 20 Ozzie or 30 19 oz
Asked by K-dog
We will not be receiving anymore of these bats in stock as the new 2015 model will be released in September.
Answered by Kevin (Customer Service)

What is the fastest delivery you offer. Also is it possible to check and see when my last order was placed.
Asked by Rich
Rich, On the right side of our website in the UPS shipping calculator you may input your shipping zip code for an estimated time and price. We do not have any orders in our systems affiliated with your email address of Rluc68@gmail.com . You may contact our toll free line Monday-Friday 8:00AM-4:00PM PST. Our daily shipping cutoff is 2:00PM PST but do manage to ship out many orders after that cutoff time, just depending on how busy each day may be.
Answered by Kevin (Customer Service)

any chance you will have any 30in soon?
Asked by karen
At this time we do not have an 30"/19oz. Easton Youth Mako bats expected to arrive in stock.
Answered by Kevin (Customer Service)

When will you get 31/20 in?
Asked by Kidlucky7
We should be getting another shipment of all sizes from Easton around June 15th, 2014.
Answered by Mike P. - Bat Expert

ARE THESE BRAND NEW BATS THAT COME WITH WARRANTY? HOW CAN YOU SELL THEM $100 BELOW EVERYONE ELSE AND GIVE FREE SHIPPING?/
Asked by Joe Opolski
These bats are brand new in the wrapper and come with a one year manufacturer's warranty. We are an authorized Easton dealer and are clearing out our inventory as the new 2015 Easton Mako will be released this summer.
Answered by Kevin (Customer Service)

Do you have the 2015 Mako Torq in stock?
Asked by Kyle
This bat is not in stock yet. Check out the official Easton Facebook or Instagram for information right now. We can post more about the new 2015 Easton bats in mid July.
Answered by Kara

If I buy this bat as a gift for Christmas will you deliver it in an unmarked box so my son won't know what it is?
Asked by Judy
Due to our Free 2nd Day Air shipping, this bat ships in a bat box to keep our shipping fees as low. The bat box is brown, and approximately 33" x 3" x 3" in dimension.
Answered by Kevin (Customer Service)

I don't see the 32/21 available for Pre Order, why is it missing?
Asked by Martin
Easton is having a difficult time making this bat in a 32"/21 ounce version. Our initial order in the 32" youth Mako has been delayed until the end of the year, possibly later. Until we have a solid date for arrival in the 32", we are not going to offer that particular size for Pre Order.
Answered by Mike P. - Bat Expert

When will you have more 30 inch Easton Mako bats in stock?
Asked by Troy
As of today, Easton is telling us either late September or early October, 2013.
Answered by Mike P. - Bat Expert

If I am not a predator, what am I? ;)
Asked by Jessie
Jessie, you are awesome! Check out the video above with Easton Pro, Bryan Kaye, and you'll find out what happens if you're not a predator using the new youth Mako.
Answered by Derek

Which 2014 bat has a bigger barrel the mako or xl1, and which has more pop?
Asked by stix
The XL1 and Mako youth bats have almost exactly the same size barrel. So the Mako advantage in the 2 1/4" diameter barrel youth bat is going to be the minus 11 ounce length to weight ratio instead of the minus 10 ounce length to weight ratio that the XL1 has. This means the Mako is lighter and more balanced.
Answered by Mike P. - Bat Expert

Does this bat need to be broken in or is it ready for play as soon as it arrives? Thank you.
Asked by roy
The 2014 MAKO Easton youth bat is hot out of the wrapper. With the rules now in place in Little League and USSSA regarding ball exit speed, breaking in a bat is much less of a factor now than it was a few years ago when it comes to performance. A composite bat will always break in a little bit, simply because the physical property of material will naturally wear down with use, however, the rule changes of the past few years mandate that the ball exit speed not be exceeded over the life of the bat. Prior to the recent rule changes, bats were tested only at the beginning of their life cycle.
Answered by Derek L. - Youth Bat Expert

Is the new, small barrel youth Easton Mako USSSA approved?
Asked by Peter
Yes, the new Youth Easton Mako Bat is approved for USSSA play and has the new thumb print stamp on the baseball bat.
Answered by Derek L. - Youth Bat Expert