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Mark Kreindler
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  • Danville, CA
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So many to choose from. How do you choose?

My company is a rapidly growing diversified pro baseball gear company, We make bats, balls, gloves, batting gloves and much more. You left a key thing out of your querrie. A bat is typically bought b…

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M^POWERED BASEBALL
PROFESSIONAL WOOD BAT, BASEBALL, PROTECTIVE GEAR, GLOVE COMPANY and much more
March 11
Gone Batty and Mark Kreindler are now friends
February 2
Mark Kreindler commented on The CheckSwing Clubhouse's group 'Wood Bat Makers'
call me
January 31
Mark Kreindler replied to Jacobsultd's discussion 'So many to choose from. How do you choose?'
My company is a rapidly growing diversified pro baseball gear company, We make bats, balls, gloves, batting gloves and much more. You left a key thing out of your querrie. A bat is typically bought based on feel and the relationship between the comp…
January 22
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Wood Bat Makers
A New Group for Wood Bat Makers. There's nothing quite like the sound of wood hitting a baseball. If you make wood bats, join here!
January 22
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January 7
Mark Kreindler replied to Rich Dunno's discussion 'Bamboo bats? Good / Bad?' in the group MSBL/MABL
My company manufactures bamboo bats and we sell thousands and thousands of them. As a devoted wood bat player, I think it is all about personal feel and choice. Bamboo is a laminated product and it has tencile strength, lots of it. It is a great hit…
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December 27, 2009
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December 26, 2009
Mark Kreindler commented on The CheckSwing Clubhouse's group 'MSBL/MABL'
you should move west, haha
December 25, 2009
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Profile Information

Bats:
Both
Throws:
Right
Height:
5' 10"
Weight:
195
Position(s):
P, 1B, 2B
Type of hitter... Power? Average? Slap? Pull?
OCCASIONAL POWER
If you pitch, what type of pitcher are you... Power? Ground ball, Fly ball, Knuckleball?
SMART with lots of movement
I currently:
Play Baseball
Baseball Playing Experience:
Independent, 30+, 40+, 50+
Baseball Coaching Experience:
Little League, Babe Ruth, American Legion
Baseball Umpiring Experience
Little League
Softball Playing Experience:
Slow Pitch
Softball Coaching Experience:
None
Who is your favorite hitter and why?
MICKEY MANTLE best of all time
Who is your favorite pitcher and why?
GREG MADDUX PAINTS THE CORNERS
More About Me:
President and co-founder of fast growing PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL GEAR COMPANY. MLB APPROVED, wood bats, baseballs, protective gear, batting gloves, tiger stick, and much more. TEAM AND LEAGUE DEALS ON MLB WOOD. MAPLE, ASH, HICKORY, BIRCH, ELM, BAMBOO, COMPOSITES
Website:
http://www.mpoweredbaseball.com

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At 4:47am on January 19, 2010, Mark Kreindler said…
Elm is a very stong wood, was used to build most of the railroad tresles in the USA, boat docks, and gunnery stands. Also was used to build most of the east and west coast boardwalks. It makes a balanced bat and has great pop. We actually have some players in the pros using it. Birch is much like maple but has flex of Ash. Best of both worlds. A real up and coming wood for pros.
At 4:45am on January 19, 2010, Mark Kreindler said…
Nice meeting you James. Please call me when you have a chance
At 11:27am on January 18, 2010, Prevail Bat Company said…
Hey Mark, Nice Meeting you the other day. Hope the weekend went well for you.
At 9:36am on November 24, 2009, Michael Thomas Weber said…
I have a question about two of your bats. One, the elm is an
interesting wood to use. But is it a heavier bat than the maple,
because the elm trees I know of are some of the heavier trees in the
Midwest? Though it would probably have the advantage of being more
shatter resistant. Also is the birch bat a midpoint between the maple
and ash, as far as weight and hardness? I have never heard of such a
bat being used before.
At 2:46pm on September 25, 2009, Bill Stanton said…
Mark- Thanks for joining us at CheckSwing! Have a great time making new connections and talking baseball. Please invite any players and coaches that you know to join us as well. Enjoy!
 
 
 

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