MLB Players currently swinging Route 66 Klubs: 

Branyan Peña, Orlando Cabrera, Omar Vizquel, Ramon Hernandez, Rafael Furcal, Sean Rodriguez, Chone Figgins, Erick Aybar, Luis Maza, James Loney, Miguel Cabrera, Carlos Guillen, Maicer Izturis, Vladimir Guerrero, Juan Rivera, Kendry Morales, Maggio Ordoñez.

STRONGER
Route 66 Klubs have the resilience necessary for serving professional players worldwide. Maintaining proper moisture and density levels, high quality wood grain, and state-of-the-art engineering standards help make their bats some of the best in the business. White Ash bats are hard, durable and flexible. Maple bats are hard, durable, and heavier. Based on their knowledge  and experience in working with wood they believe that White Ash is the better wood. Ash is safer since the barrel does not break away from the handle when the bat cracks (due to the flexibility of the wood).

HAND CRAFTED
Each bat is hand-crafted and machined from start to finish. Their bats are made either from white ash or maple wood from the northeastern hardwood forests of the United States.

EXPERTISE
The company is owned and operated by skilled craftsmen who know what it takes to make a bat worthy of the professionals. With decades of experience under their belt, it’s no wonder they're quickly becoming one of the preferred bats among players at the top of their game.

QUALITY
Each finished bat is examined for quality assurance and top-notch craftsmanship There isn’t a bat that goes out without being in the hands of one of their professional engineers.

REFINED
Whether you’re looking for a personalized bat to display as a gift, or a serious piece of lumber for the field, Rte. 66 Klubs can do the job. They have a variety of custom finishes and designs to personalize your bat as you see fit. All in all, you’re getting a bat that’s ready for the trophy case or the diamond — you decide!

COMPETITIVE PRICING
Route 66 Klubs are at or below competitor’s pricing.

CUSTOMER SERVICE
They are willing to help educate & inform. Ask them about wood grain, the right way to hold the bat, etc. For example, they'll let you know that when using the bat, be sure to hold the bat in your hand with the logo either directly facing you or directly facing away from you. This will assure you that the ball will make contact with the best part of the bat, the area where the grain of the wood is most even and straight.