Warranty

At E7 Bats, we believe your gear should be as relentless as your work ethic. We source the highest-grade billets and apply elite-level precision to every turn of the lathe. Because we trust our process, we back every bat with a 30-day structural warranty.

When you step into the box with E7, you’re swinging with the confidence that we’ve got your back.

The Coverage

If your bat suffers a structural failure or reveals a manufacturing flaw within 30 days of purchase, we will provide a one-time replacement of the same model. We define "covered" as any break or defect that occurs during the course of standard, high-level play.

The Ground Rules

To qualify for a replacement, please ensure the following:

• Keep Your Paperwork: A valid receipt or digital order confirmation is mandatory.
• Baseballs Only: The warranty is only valid if the bat was used exclusively with regulation baseballs.
• The Inspection: All warranty claims are subject to a professional inspection by the E7 team to verify the nature of the break.

What Isn’t Covered

Even the best wood has its limits. Our warranty does not extend to:

• Off-Label Use: Damage from hitting dimpled cage balls, weighted training balls, or anything that isn't a regulation baseball.
• Battle Scars: Normal cosmetic wear, including paint chips, scratches, or minor surface dents.
• Intentional Abuse: Damage resulting from "bat flips" into hard surfaces, slamming the bat, or making any DIY alterations to the finish or shape.
• Cup Chips: Minor chipping around the cupped end that does not impact the bat's structural integrity.

Wood is a natural, living material. To ensure your E7 bat performs at its peak for as long as possible, follow these pro-level maintenance habits:

1. Face the Label: Always hit with the brand logo facing up (or down). This ensures the ball impacts the "edge grain"—the strongest part of the wood—minimizing the risk of "flaking" or snapping.
2. Avoid the "Yellow" Balls: Never use your E7 bat with dimpled yellow cage balls. These are significantly denser than regulation baseballs and are the #1 cause of premature wood failure.
3. Mind the Temperature: Wood expands and contracts. Avoid leaving your bat in a hot trunk or a freezing garage. Extreme temperatures can make the fibers brittle or soft, leading to cracks.
4. Keep it Dry: If you play in the rain or dew, wipe your bat down immediately with a soft cloth. Moisture absorption can change the weight and balance of the wood.
5. Clean the Barrel: Use a small amount of rubbing alcohol on a rag to remove excess pine tar and ball marks. A clean barrel helps you spot hairline fractures before they become major breaks.

Questions?

We’re here to keep you in the lineup. If you think your bat didn't live up to the E7 standard, reach out to our support team and we’ll get you sorted.

Own the Plate. Swing E7.