Shaped Around
Your Middle.
More Wood
Where It Counts.
We didn't just shave a bat. We re-shaped the blade around the one place that matters — your middle.
What is a torpedo bat?
Instead of spreading wood evenly down the blade, a torpedo bat concentrates mass in the zone where you actually make contact — then tapers hard towards the toe. The result is a bowling-pin silhouette built around your hitting zone.
Why move the mass?
Most balls are struck in a narrow band of the blade. Loading more willow behind that band puts more wood behind the ball on the shots that matter, while trimming dead weight from the toe.
How does it pick up?
Lighter than it looks. With less weight out at the toe, the balance point sits closer to your hands, so the bat feels quicker through the swing and easier to control late.
Who is it for?
Players who hit through the line and want a big, fat middle exactly where they strike it. If you live in the V and clear the rope, the Torpedo was shaped for you.
