Louisville Slugger Supra (-5) USSSA Bat

The Louisville Slugger Supra USSSA (-5) 2026 Baseball Bat (WBL4120) is built for power hitters ready to swing a stiff, high-performance alloy barrel that delivers explosive contact. Featuring a one-piece SL Hyper™ alloy construction, the Supra offers a solid, connected feel with incredible durability and pop straight out of the wrapper. Its optimized barrel profile and engineered end cap increase swing speed while maintaining a powerful sweet spot, making it a go-to choice for advanced players moving up to heavier drop weights. Designed for middle-school and travel-ball athletes, the Supra (-5) brings confidence, speed, and serious hitting performance to every plate appearance.

Features

• SL Hyper™ Alloy Barrel: Delivers powerful performance with premium durability and immediate pop.

• One-Piece Construction: Creates a stiff, connected swing feel for maximum energy transfer.

• Optimized Barrel Profile: Expanded sweet spot for consistent, explosive contact.

• Performance End Cap: Improves barrel control and swing speed through the zone.

• Premium Grip: Comfortable handle wrap absorbs vibration and enhances control.

• USSSA Certified: Approved for travel ball and competitive USSSA play.

• Drop (-5) Design: Ideal for players transitioning to heavier bats and preparing for BBCOR.

Specifications

• Brand: Louisville Slugger

• Model: Supra USSSA 2026

• Drop Weight: -5

• ** Construction:** One-piece alloy

• Barrel Material: SL Hyper™ aluminum alloy

• Swing Feel: Stiff, power-balanced

• Barrel Diameter: 2 5/8"

• Certification: USSSA

• Recommended For: Advanced youth and travel ball hitters

• Shipping Weight: Approx. 2.5 lb

Q&A

Q: Is the Supra (-5) good for power hitters?
A: Yes. The one-piece alloy design and stiff feel favor hitters who drive through the ball with strength and bat speed.

Q: Does it need a break-in period?
A: No. Alloy bats like the Supra are hot out of the wrapper and game-ready immediately.

Q: Who should swing a (-5) bat?
A: Players transitioning from lighter bats and preparing for high-school BBCOR performance.