Don't bother weighing our bats because it won't tell you anything like it does on a conventional wood bat.  On the end of every Doogie, you'll find two numbers corresponding to the bat's swing weight and moment of inertia. Both numbers tell you how the bat feels when you swing it. PowerWood bats are slightly heavier on the scale (thanks to its hickory handle) but feel exactly the same to swing as a regular wood bat with the marked swingweight (under the SW in the cup). MOI is similar to swing weight, but uses the bat's weight and its center-of-balance to calculate a number that is a more consistent indicator of how heavy or light the bat feels while swinging. The Powerwood M Series Balanced bat's Swingweight is indexed to the "drop weight" of a regular P72 turning (Jeter).  The B Series End Loaded bats are indexed the M356 turning (Edgar Martinez).Seems that other's are coming around to making their bats feel like ours! Check it out. The bat, man: Cardinals Goldschmidt swings new lab-designed, custom-crafted bat worth the weight | St. Louis Cardinals | stltoday.com