Absolutely No One Makes Composite Bats Better Than KR3
MAGNUM COMPOSITE
Our composite models are engineered
to use the natural strength, hardness, toughness and unique resilience
of North American hardwoods ash, hickory, oak and rock maple. Placement
and alignment of the grain is used to further enhance and maximize
the natural properties of these 4 species. These woods are then
longitudinally and radially cross-banded for safety during play. Models >>
THE KR3 HICKORY COMP
Every year we make a limited supply available of the hardest most indestructible wood composite ever made. The design offers the same high density core, however this core is wrapped in 4 outer layers of shear Iron Hard Hickory which offers a combination of strength, stiffness, hardness, elasticity and shock resistance not found in any other wood. This bat is also further strengthened with fiberglass biaxial sleeving applied with a rock resin epoxy and top coated with our Soft Touch Sure Grip coating. There is no bat harder than the KR3 Hickory Comp. Models >>
30 day manufacturers warranty – Replacement on any bats that have been broken due a problem associated with the manufacturing of this product. To make use of warranty bat must be brought in to be reviewed and damage to bat assessed by our Plant Manager and must be accompanied by receipt of purchase.
"I play baseball for minot state university which is a part of the NAIA league as well as the Elmwood Giants who play in the WSBL and have used the KR3 hickory composite bat for one full season in both of these leauges while i was down in the states i used the kr3 bat from early
march right thru until june although that seems like a lot that wasnt the
half of it i used this bat for an hour a day 5 days a week in the batting
cages for most of those months and if i wasnt in the cage the bat took me
through a intense 32 game schedule where i would use the bat for pre-game
batting practice and for about 3 or 4 at bats a game i would say that i
put this bat through everything that a bat shouldnt be put through and it
was still giving me solid pop" -Ryan Bergen
