What do Gaelic Rounders bats look like?

Gaelic Rounders bats are significantly different from baseball or softball bats. They are much shorter, flatter, and wider. Think of a slightly curved, paddle-like shape. They're typically made of wood (often ash) and are not designed for the kind of powerful swinging motion used in baseball. The flat, wide face allows for greater control and accuracy when striking the ball, which is crucial in Gaelic Rounders due to the relatively close-range nature of the game. They don't have a thick barrel like baseball bats; the overall thickness is quite uniform.