2026 Rawlings Big Stick Elite 110 Maple/Bamboo Composite Wood Bat Review
A 110-turn composite that bonds a maple hitting surface to a bamboo core, aiming for maple-like pop with bamboo's flex and high break resistance.
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 bamboo composite core drives top durability and value scores; feel and power are slightly behind single-piece maple, which is the expected trade-off.
Our Review
The composite Big Stick Elite 110 laminates a maple face onto a multi-layer bamboo core, a construction that resists breakage far better than single-piece wood. The 110 turn keeps it balanced and quick, with a.94-inch handle and 2.5-inch barrel, and the flame-treated, cupped barrel keeps swing weight in check. It is an ideal cage and practice bat for high school and college hitters who want durability without giving up much feel; purists chasing the exact density of single-piece maple may notice a slightly different sound. Composite wood is not legal where solid-wood-only bats are required.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Bamboo core makes it far harder to break than single-piece wood
- Balanced 110 turn with a cupped end keeps it quick
- Strong value as a durable cage and game bat
Cons
- Composite feel and sound differ from single-piece maple
- Not legal where solid-wood-only bats are required
Full Specifications
| Brand | Rawlings |
|---|---|
| Model | Big Stick Elite 110 Maple/Bamboo Composite |
| Model Year | 2026 |
| Certification | Wood |
| Sport | Baseball |
| Construction | Maple/bamboo composite, 110 turn |
| Model # | RBSC110 |
| Drop | -3 |
| Barrel | 2.5" |
| Swing Weight | Balanced |
| MSRP | $119.99 |
Where to Buy
2026 Rawlings Big Stick Elite 110 Maple/Bamboo Composite Wood Bat — FAQ
Is the 2026 Rawlings Big Stick Elite 110 Maple/Bamboo Composite a good Wood bat?
We rate it 8.0/10 (Grade A). A 110-turn composite that bonds a maple hitting surface to a bamboo core, aiming for maple-like pop with bamboo's flex and high break resistance.
What drops does the Big Stick Elite 110 Maple/Bamboo Composite come in?
The 2026 Big Stick Elite 110 Maple/Bamboo Composite Wood comes in -3.
How much does the 2026 Big Stick Elite 110 Maple/Bamboo Composite cost?
MSRP is $119.99. We list the lowest price across CheapBats and Amazon on this page.
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Sources: CheapBats — Rawlings Big Stick Elite 110 Maple/Bamboo Composite product page · Rawlings — Big Stick Elite Maple Wood Bats