2026 Easton Pro 110 Maple Wood Bat Review
Easton's pro-grade maple in the all-around 110 turn — a balanced, thicker-handled bat for contact hitters who want to spray the ball to all fields.
The Score
How we score ↗The grade, density and grain of the billet — slope-of-grain, ink-dot certification, and whether it’s a true pro-cut. The headline for a wood bat. A primary driver of the overall score.
Barrel size and the turn-model profile (110/243/271/I13 and the like) — how much hitting surface and forgiveness the shape gives you.
How the wood feels and sounds at contact — the flex/stiffness of the handle, and the crack off a quality billet.
How well the wood holds up — density and grain quality (and, for composite wood, engineered toughness). Far more important on a wood bat than on alloy.
How hard the ball comes off for a wood bat — real, but a lighter factor here since wood isn’t about chasing max exit velocity.
Quality per dollar versus comparable pro-grade or composite wood. Shown for context; NOT factored into the overall score.
Why this score: The balanced 110 turn earns a high swing-weight score; the thicker handle and shorter barrel hold back power; rock-hard maple gives solid feel and durability; value is good for pro-grade maple.
Our Review
The Pro 110 is built around the most user-friendly turn Easton makes: a 110 with a thicker handle, a long taper and a medium barrel, finished with a cupped end for balance. The payoff is an extremely balanced swing feel that lets contact hitters stay short and drive the ball to all fields. Easton uses its rock-hard maple, hand-crafted in the USA, so the barrel is dense and lively. It is not a power turn — the thicker handle and shorter barrel cap how much mass you get behind the ball — but for bat control it is one of the easier wood bats to handle. Note this is an established model that Easton's online dealers carry inconsistently, so availability can vary; check current stock before buying.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Very balanced 110 turn is easy to control
- Rock-hard maple barrel is dense and lively
- Thicker handle and cupped end suit contact, all-fields hitters
Cons
- Thicker handle and shorter barrel limit power versus bigger turns
- Availability varies by dealer; stock can be inconsistent
Full Specifications
| Brand | Easton |
|---|---|
| Model | Pro 110 Maple |
| Model Year | 2026 |
| Certification | Wood |
| Sport | Baseball |
| Construction | Rock-hard maple, 110 turning model |
| Model # | PRO110M |
| Drop | -3 |
| Barrel | Medium |
| Swing Weight | Balanced |
| MSRP | $99.99 |
Where to Buy
2026 Easton Pro 110 Maple Wood Bat — FAQ
Is the 2026 Easton Pro 110 Maple a good Wood bat?
We rate it 7.4/10 (Grade B). Easton's pro-grade maple in the all-around 110 turn — a balanced, thicker-handled bat for contact hitters who want to spray the ball to all fields.
What drops does the Pro 110 Maple come in?
The 2026 Pro 110 Maple Wood comes in -3.
How much does the 2026 Pro 110 Maple cost?
MSRP is $99.99. We list the lowest price across CheapBats and Amazon on this page.
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