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3n2 Ranger 2010.wmv
Sponsored by and swinging MacDougall & Sons PowerWood bats, the 3n2 Rangers win the MSBL World Series.
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11in 89x 164mph.avi
Baseball Research Center durability testing. The normal test protocol here is 125 mph (bat speed is slower closer to your hands). After 50 hits a...
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This is a 15000 FPS clip from testing at the Baseball Research Center. If you think the bat looks flexible it is because of the incredibly hight s...
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MacDougall & Sons PowerWood Bat in Action
A Bend Lava Bear's player rips a double in the gap with his PowerWood!
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Adam Norton from Notre Dame ripping a solid base hit with the PowerWood Bat
The MacDougall & Sons PowerWood bat in action during the opening series between the Bend Elks and Moses Lake Pirates.
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MacDougall & Sons PowerWood Bat in Action
A Summit Storm player rips a double with his PowerWood!
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Adam Norton from Notre Dame using the PowerWood Bat
The MacDougall & Sons PowerWood bat in action during the opening weekend series between the Bend Elks and Moses Lake Pirates.
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MacDougall & Sons PowerWood in action
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About MacDougall Bats
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Dec 24, 2010Date Joined
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John MacDougall knew he could build a better wood bat. A lifelong baseball addict, coach and father of two baseball players, he was no stranger to broken bats. He's seen maple and ash bats shatter, splinter, crack, split and explode, sometimes after only a few at bats. At $90 a pop, those broken bats were starting to add up. He could have switched to composite wood bats, but being a traditionalist at heart, that just didn't sit right with him. He had a better idea.John started to build the perfect bat from scratch, testing various woods until he settled on ivory hickory and sapele. These diamond-tough hardwoods are stronger than ash and maple without being too heavy. He then perfected a patent-pending design and machining process to create a bat that's stronger, harder and more durable than any all-wood bat out there: The MacDougall & Sons PowerWood