Chandler Pro AP5 Maple Wood Baseball Bat: AP5A

Chandler Pro AP5 Maple Wood Baseball Bat: AP5A
Swing this Chandler wood bat that is cut to mimic what is swung by an MLB legend!
Bat Benefits
If you tune in to an MLB game on television this upcoming season, it would be rare for you to find one where a Chandler bat is not being swung. Within the last 15 years, the Chandler Bat Company has made a real name for itself among professional hitters. And now, even amateur hitters are hopping on board.
Chandler creates this bat with excellent quality maple wood. The straightness of the grains in this material will be checked using the MLB Ink Dot Test and the bat will come with a dab of ink brandished proudly on the handle. As well, this bat will go through Chandler’s unique XP (Extra Processing) Finish procedure. To do this, Chandler allows the bat to cure for an additional three days after it has been created. This permits their finish to seep deep into the grains of the maple wood and harden the surface of the bat. This hardened surface will allow it to rap out sharper and further hits!
The AP5 turn model has taken the wood bat market by storm over the last two decades. This cut is similar to what is used by MLB legend, Albert Pujols. It features a pretty long barrel length and a little bit of a barrel load. However, some players might find it to feel more balanced. Because of that, we think that power hitters and even some contact hitters might be interested in this bat.
Warranty
We updated our warranty process last summer. We don’t need the bat back. Please direct future warranty responses to our 60 Day Guarantee page <https://www.chandlerbats.com/pages/60-day-guarantee>. To be eligible for a one-time replacement, the customer needs to fill out the form starting at the bottom of this page after reviewing our hitting guidelines, terms, procedures and time frame to ensure they were in compliance before proceeding. Then reply to the confirmation email they’ll receive with pictures of 1) proof of purchase, 2) a closeup of the engraving, 3) the picture of the break 4) a picture highlighting the point of impact confirming it was within our green hitting areas on the right side of the barrel.