Brooklyn Whopper 92BSLZ Baseball Bat, Black, 38"/48.3 oz

Heavy. Large. It'll get the job done. YES it does crush cinder blocks, and YES it will snap 2X4s in half. I don't know though, I lift weights pretty faithfully. So it's not much of a challenge for me to make it move. So I'd say if you're strong enough, it'll crush cinder blocks, and snap 2x4s. On the end of it, it says Taiwan, but it's easy to sand off with some 120 grit sand paper. That's what I did to mine, sanded all the writing off of it. It looks pretty sick.

I have the other sizes of this bat, which I use for security while working my trapline. It is longer, and it is heavier. As a result, it can be harder to swing effectively in confined spaces. Despite that, the added weight and length contributes to greater impact when putting down critters in a humane fashion without the use of firearms.

It's oversized So unless you are 7ft tall it not easy to use. If you are a normal size person then get a Cold Steel bat that is the same size as a traditional baseball bat.

I'm 6 feet tall, pretty strong, and this bat is still huge to me. It's not so much heavy, as awkward to lift. The weight is mostly at the end, obviously, and with the length of it, you tend to tip the bat downwards while you hold it. This can make things awkward when swinging , and sadly a few of my shorter friends have pulled a muscle or two simply trying to get the momentum for a swing. [So they say ]Overall, I think it's probably a great bat for professionals, the grip is decent [although I might suggest tape] and it certainly can do some damage in the way of self defense. That being said, it's not practical to have on hand, or easy to maneuver. If you're looking for something to swing in defense, I would say choose a smaller, more compact bat. If you're looking to swing at balls [Not the human kind] , I would suggest considering your weight and strength before buying.

Just an excellent Baseball Bat, brought it really for self-protection, this just won't crack or break, highly recommend either for baseball or personal protection

Want something intimidated & willing to get the job done? Look no further! Got a great swing on it. Nearly unbreakable, not even chipped it so far. Do keep in mind! Buy the shorter version for this one has a huge reach & takes a longer time to wind up if you aren't a big guy like me. I'm 6'1" 190 lbs

In good quality, no blame about that.However the size and weight are not suitable, I am 6'2" with 220lbs, to be honest it is still beyond my control. If you want to use it as a self defense weapon, you'd better choose smasher or crusher.

Heavy af. I don't think you can actually use this to play baseball unless you've got some serious muscles on your arms. But I'm sure it'd do some damage to anything you swing it at.