Easton 2011 SRV6B Synge (-11.5) Fastpitch Softball Bat - 32 in/20.5 oz
Easton SX70 Reflex Softball Bat
Technical Details
- Slow-pitch softball bat made of 7050 aircraft alloy
- Concave pre-loaded end cap produces maximum power
- Ultra-thin 29/32-inch tapered handle with cushioned grip
- 12-inch barrel length; measures 34 inches long total
- Available in 26-, 28-, and 30-ounce weights
Technical Details
- Slow-pitch softball bat made of 7050 aircraft alloy
- Concave pre-loaded end cap produces maximum power
- Ultra-thin 29/32-inch tapered handle with cushioned grip
- 12-inch barrel length; measures 34 inches long total
- Available in 26-, 28-, and 30-ounce weights
Easton SRV6B Synge-11.5 Baseball Bat
Easton SRV6B Synge-11.5 Baseball Bat
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2009 Easton SSV1B SV12 Fastpitch Bat (-11.5)
- IMX Composite Handle/V12 Scandium Alloy Barrel.
- Hitting Area Rating - 90. Swing Weight (M.O.I.) Rating - 70. VRS Rating - 90. Handle Flex Rating - 65.
- Easton's O-Zone -Optimal Hitting Zone Technology.
- Ultra-thin 29/32" handle with Pro-Tack grip.
- Evenly balanced for maximum swing speed.
2009 Easton SSV1B SV12 Fastpitch Bat (-11.5)
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2009 Easton SSV1B SV12 Fastpitch Bat (-11.5) Overviews
Evenly balanced for maximum swing speed.
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- IMX Composite Handle/V12 Scandium Alloy Barrel.
- Hitting Area Rating - 90. Swing Weight (M.O.I.) Rating - 70. VRS Rating - 90. Handle Flex Rating - 65.
- Easton's O-Zone -Optimal Hitting Zone Technology.
- Ultra-thin 29/32" handle with Pro-Tack grip.
- Evenly balanced for maximum swing speed.
2009 Easton SSV1B SV12 Fastpitch Bat (-11.5)
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Evenly balanced for maximum swing speed.
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Easton SK26 Fastpitch Softball Bat 28 inch -10 drop
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Technical Details
- Ideal fastpitch softball bat for youth players with a cool design and performance to match
- -10 length-to-weight ratio; full 2-1/4-inch barrel
- Full rolled-over end caps
- Great looking 4-color graphics with paint and clear coat finish
- 1-year limited warranty
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Technical Details
- Ideal fastpitch softball bat for youth players with a cool design and performance to match
- -10 length-to-weight ratio; full 2-1/4-inch barrel
- Full rolled-over end caps
- Great looking 4-color graphics with paint and clear coat finish
- 1-year limited warranty
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Easton SV12 Fast Pitch Softball Bat, Silver Features
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Easton SV12 Fast Pitch Softball Bat, Silver Features
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Easton SX65B Rampage (-11.5) fastpitch Softball Bat
Easton SX65B Rampage (-11.5) fastpitch Softball Bat
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Easton SK4 Hammer slowpitch Softball Bat
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Technical Details
- Hammer slow pitch softball bat
- Made of 7046 alloy
- 2 1/4-Inch barrel
- Forged end / concave cap
- ASA certified
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- Hammer slow pitch softball bat
- Made of 7046 alloy
- 2 1/4-Inch barrel
- Forged end / concave cap
- ASA certified
Easton 2011 CV12 -10 Fastpitch Softball Bat - 33 23oz - Equipment - Softball - Bats - Fastpitch
Easton has been the leader in composite bats for the last several years and is a favorite in baseball bat reviews. They've come out with two new 100% composite models for 2009:
o The Stealth IMX - Two piece bat, 100% composite bat with increased handle flex. The increased flex handle stays true to the Stealth bat tradition (the so-called trampoline effect). The Stealth IMX comes in two other youth models Power Hitter and LCN11. The only difference is the length to weight ration.
Easton
o The Synergy IMX - One piece bat, 100% composite bat with a stiff handle. Easton added stiff handles last year to combat Louisville, as they've always pushed the "benefits" of stiff handle bats. Easton is trying to surround Louisville with this model. They've always had the two piece design while Louisville didn't, now they're attacking them head on with a one piece stiff handle design.
Two excellent 100% composite bat options for the experienced player. The main difference from last year's models is that the stiff handle design is a one piece this year. Interesting considering most went with the stiff handle design the last two years. It's simply a personal choice. If you want a 100% composite bat with the latest technology this is your bat.
Easton offers these hybrid (composite handle /alloy barrel) models for 2009:
o SV12: two piece bat, a 100% composite handle with a 100% alloy barrel. Even more handle flex than the Stealth IMX. If the price for this is anywhere near the IMX take the IMX. The composite barrel will give you a larger hitting area for essentially the same price. Unless you love that ping sound.
o V12: One piece bat, 100% alloy bat. The stiffest handle Easton makes. This should be the lowest priced of the new Easton bats. But amazingly it's not. Same price as the SV12. This is supposed to compete with the Louisville Exogrid. Both are highly priced for 100% alloy bats; take the Exogrid if you must have a high priced alloy bat.
Easton's 100% alloy bats:
o Stealth CNT - two piece, 100% alloy bat with either a flex or stiff handle (they have different model numbers and come in different colors). This was Easton's bread and butter for several years. It's now being pushed to the side as they focus on composite/hybrid bats. Hence, the price for the Stealth CNT has been reduced. This bat competed head to head with the Louisville Exogrid for a few years, but the price for the Exogrid has not been reduced. If you want a 100% alloy bat, THIS IS IT.
o Easton makes several other models, such as Titan, Reflex and Rampage which are all 100% alloy. The Titan has the newer alloy (Sc900), but the Reflex and Rampage have 7050 alloy which has been around for 15 years. These are fine for the youngest players. A high school player would be laughed at if he went to the plate with one of these.
See all of my reviews at Baseball Bat Reviews
Easton Baseball Bat Reviews
Easton 2011 CV12 -10 Fastpitch Softball Bat - 33 23oz - Equipment - Softball - Bats - Fastpitch
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Easton has been the leader in composite bats for the last several years and is a favorite in baseball bat reviews. They've come out with two new 100% composite models for 2009:
o The Stealth IMX - Two piece bat, 100% composite bat with increased handle flex. The increased flex handle stays true to the Stealth bat tradition (the so-called trampoline effect). The Stealth IMX comes in two other youth models Power Hitter and LCN11. The only difference is the length to weight ration.
Easton
o The Synergy IMX - One piece bat, 100% composite bat with a stiff handle. Easton added stiff handles last year to combat Louisville, as they've always pushed the "benefits" of stiff handle bats. Easton is trying to surround Louisville with this model. They've always had the two piece design while Louisville didn't, now they're attacking them head on with a one piece stiff handle design.
Two excellent 100% composite bat options for the experienced player. The main difference from last year's models is that the stiff handle design is a one piece this year. Interesting considering most went with the stiff handle design the last two years. It's simply a personal choice. If you want a 100% composite bat with the latest technology this is your bat.
Easton offers these hybrid (composite handle /alloy barrel) models for 2009:
o SV12: two piece bat, a 100% composite handle with a 100% alloy barrel. Even more handle flex than the Stealth IMX. If the price for this is anywhere near the IMX take the IMX. The composite barrel will give you a larger hitting area for essentially the same price. Unless you love that ping sound.
o V12: One piece bat, 100% alloy bat. The stiffest handle Easton makes. This should be the lowest priced of the new Easton bats. But amazingly it's not. Same price as the SV12. This is supposed to compete with the Louisville Exogrid. Both are highly priced for 100% alloy bats; take the Exogrid if you must have a high priced alloy bat.
Easton's 100% alloy bats:
o Stealth CNT - two piece, 100% alloy bat with either a flex or stiff handle (they have different model numbers and come in different colors). This was Easton's bread and butter for several years. It's now being pushed to the side as they focus on composite/hybrid bats. Hence, the price for the Stealth CNT has been reduced. This bat competed head to head with the Louisville Exogrid for a few years, but the price for the Exogrid has not been reduced. If you want a 100% alloy bat, THIS IS IT.
o Easton makes several other models, such as Titan, Reflex and Rampage which are all 100% alloy. The Titan has the newer alloy (Sc900), but the Reflex and Rampage have 7050 alloy which has been around for 15 years. These are fine for the youngest players. A high school player would be laughed at if he went to the plate with one of these.
See all of my reviews at Baseball Bat Reviews
Easton Baseball Bat Reviews
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Easton CV12-10 Fastpitch Softball Bat
Easton CV12-10 Fastpitch Softball Bat Overview
The Easton SCR1B CV12 (-10) utilizes a thin aluminum outerwall, reinforced by a composite inner wall to deliver a high performance, well balanced, durable bat.
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Easton CV12-10 Fastpitch Softball Bat Overview
The Easton SCR1B CV12 (-10) utilizes a thin aluminum outerwall, reinforced by a composite inner wall to deliver a high performance, well balanced, durable bat.
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Before 1969 bat manufacturing was a pretty straight forward affair. That all changed when Easton released the first aluminum bat, a radical change in technology that launched the little known company into the limelight. Since then Easton has continued to innovate, with each item in their complete line of fastpitch softball bats, gloves and bags reflecting the careful consideration they give to functionality and technology. Their exclusive, patented technologies such as Carbon Nanotube (CNT), Vibration Reduction System (VRS) and Visual Composite Technology (VCT or Clarity), just to name a few; raise the bar in both functionality of a fastpitch softball bat and integrity of the game.
The Easton Clarity models, in particular, bring to the game a new era of bat integrity and performance. It's well known that once these composite bats are fully broken in they become more flexible and give more pop when hit. Although this is great for the individual user, it provides an unfair advantage in competition and is not allowed in league play. To counteract this, the various governing boards have set guidelines for bat usage; but until Clarity, there was no way to tell when a bat has been used beyond its legal limit. Clarity is an ultra-thin see through layer that encases the surface of the bat. This layer will start to develop tiny white cracks along the surface as the composite material starts to break down. By the time the bat is beyond legal usage it will be completely white, making it easier for Umps to determine the eligibility of the bat, thereby effectively maintaining the integrity of the ball game.
Easton
Of the Clarity models, the 2009 Easton Stealth Clarity is the most popular fastpitch softball bat around, and for good reason. The bat features ConneXion, the patented 2-piece technology that acts like a hinge and provides the most efficient energy transfer from handle to barrel. Also featured is CNT, a composite material that delivers both strength and flexibility, effectively lengthening the sweetspot. This combination of ConneXion and CNT make for a fast swinging bat with maximum head speed driving power into one of the longest hitting zones.
Another popular option is the Easton Synergy Clarity. This Easton fastpitch softball bat is also made of CNT, giving one of the longest hitting zones, but also features VRS (Vibration Reduction System) which eliminates vibration from hitting, making this one of the most comfortable bats to use. The Easton Synergy Clarity complies with all bat performance standards including ASA, USSSA, NSA, ISA, SSUSA, and ISF. Unlike the Easton Stealth Clarity, the Easton Synergy doesn't use ConneXion technology, delivering peace of mind to those who worry about breakage.
Easton Fastpitch Softball Bats - Stealth Clarity & Synergy
To know more about Easton fastpitch bats and easton fastpitch softball bats easton stealth fastpitch, easton synergy fastpitch, easton stealth clarity, easton synergy clarity visit wcsportinggoods.com for more details.
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Before 1969 bat manufacturing was a pretty straight forward affair. That all changed when Easton released the first aluminum bat, a radical change in technology that launched the little known company into the limelight. Since then Easton has continued to innovate, with each item in their complete line of fastpitch softball bats, gloves and bags reflecting the careful consideration they give to functionality and technology. Their exclusive, patented technologies such as Carbon Nanotube (CNT), Vibration Reduction System (VRS) and Visual Composite Technology (VCT or Clarity), just to name a few; raise the bar in both functionality of a fastpitch softball bat and integrity of the game.
The Easton Clarity models, in particular, bring to the game a new era of bat integrity and performance. It's well known that once these composite bats are fully broken in they become more flexible and give more pop when hit. Although this is great for the individual user, it provides an unfair advantage in competition and is not allowed in league play. To counteract this, the various governing boards have set guidelines for bat usage; but until Clarity, there was no way to tell when a bat has been used beyond its legal limit. Clarity is an ultra-thin see through layer that encases the surface of the bat. This layer will start to develop tiny white cracks along the surface as the composite material starts to break down. By the time the bat is beyond legal usage it will be completely white, making it easier for Umps to determine the eligibility of the bat, thereby effectively maintaining the integrity of the ball game.
Easton
Of the Clarity models, the 2009 Easton Stealth Clarity is the most popular fastpitch softball bat around, and for good reason. The bat features ConneXion, the patented 2-piece technology that acts like a hinge and provides the most efficient energy transfer from handle to barrel. Also featured is CNT, a composite material that delivers both strength and flexibility, effectively lengthening the sweetspot. This combination of ConneXion and CNT make for a fast swinging bat with maximum head speed driving power into one of the longest hitting zones.
Another popular option is the Easton Synergy Clarity. This Easton fastpitch softball bat is also made of CNT, giving one of the longest hitting zones, but also features VRS (Vibration Reduction System) which eliminates vibration from hitting, making this one of the most comfortable bats to use. The Easton Synergy Clarity complies with all bat performance standards including ASA, USSSA, NSA, ISA, SSUSA, and ISF. Unlike the Easton Stealth Clarity, the Easton Synergy doesn't use ConneXion technology, delivering peace of mind to those who worry about breakage.
Easton Fastpitch Softball Bats - Stealth Clarity & Synergy
To know more about Easton fastpitch bats and easton fastpitch softball bats easton stealth fastpitch, easton synergy fastpitch, easton stealth clarity, easton synergy clarity visit wcsportinggoods.com for more details.
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