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Easton Mako Comp

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description Easton Mako Comp Overview

The Easton MAKO Comp was a line of two-piece composite bats produced for baseball and fastpitch softball, with specifications varying by model and governing association. Its composite barrel and handle were joined to reduce vibration and create a comparatively balanced swing feel. The line was aimed largely at competitive youth and amateur players who wanted a composite bat with a broad effective hitting area rather than the feel of a one-piece alloy design.

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Is the Easton MAKO Comp approved for high school baseball?

The Easton MAKO Comp was produced in various specifications to meet different governing association rules, including BBCOR standards for high school play. Players must look for the BBCOR certification stamp on the taper of the bat to ensure it is legal. The composite design was specifically engineered to pass these performance tests.

What is the difference between the Easton MAKO and the MAKO Comp?

The term "Comp" simply indicates the bat's two-piece fully composite construction, a signature feature of the MAKO line. The MAKO series was known for its composite barrel and handle joined together to reduce vibration. Easton eventually phased out the MAKO name in favor of newer lines like the Ghost.

What type of hitter is the Easton MAKO Comp best for?

The Easton MAKO Comp is best for hitters looking for a balanced swing feel combined with a massive sweet spot. Its two-piece composite design heavily reduces sting on mishandled hits, making it comfortable for contact hitters. It was heavily used in both youth baseball and fastpitch softball.

When was the Easton MAKO Comp baseball bat released?

The Easton MAKO series was highly popular in the mid-2010s, with specific models rolling out for baseball and softball seasons. It served as Easton's flagship bat before being succeeded by the Mako Beast. The line was eventually fully retired and replaced by newer composite technologies.

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