Easton Ghost Unlimited 34/24 -10 Fastpitch Softball Bat*

Description: 2 1/4 Inch Barrel Diameter Drop 10 Length-To-Weight Ratio Balanced Swing Feel One-Piece, All-Composite Fastpitch Bat Displays USSSA (New 'Fastpitch Only'), USA Softball (ASA), NSA, ISA & WBSC Certifications Colorway: White, Burgundy, Grey Sonic Comp MAX Material - Considered A Step Up From The Regular 'Sonic Comp' Material. All The While, You'll Still Enjoy Low Compression With High Performance & Durability. And Don't Forget About That Distinct Sound, Either!Double Barrel EXT Design - Double Barrel Build Allows For A Light Inner Barrel & Strong Outer Barrel. Easton Has Used The Advantages Of This Design To Increase The Barrel Length By 1 Inch. This Creates A Large Sweet Spot For The Bat. VRS 1 Design - Easton Reports To Have Used Reverse Engineering To Allow For An Internal Connection But No Visible Connection From The Outside. The Bat Should Still Eliminate Vibration Plus Be Lightweight Due To The Absence Of The Connector Piece. Power Boost Knob - “Soft Knob” Provides A Comfortable Swinging Experience For The Bottom Hand. As Well, It Should Help Increase Leverage, Power Potential & Cut Down On Any Vibrations That Get Past The Connection Piece. Flow-Tack Grip – Provides The Utmost Cushion And Traction On A Batter’s Hands (Or Batting Gloves) During the Swing. Full Twelve (12) Month Manufacturer's Warranty Approved For:ASA ISA NSA USA Softball USSSA WBSCBarrel Diameter:2 1/4Bat Construction:One-PieceBat Type:SoftballHitting Style:Contact Hitter Power Hitter Slap HitterLength to Weight Ratio:-10Material:CompositeSeriesGhost: Ghost UnlimitedSoftball Bats:FastpitchSwing Weight: Balanced PLEASE BEWARE THAT THE EASTON GHOST BATS ARE MORE PRONE TO SURFACE/PAINT CRACKS THIS DOES NOT MEAN THE BAT IS BROKEN OR FAULT. A LOT OF PEOPLE JUMP TO CONCLUSIONS AND THINK THE BAT IS CRACKED. PLEASE DO YOUR DUE DILIGENCE/ RESEARCH ON BATS PREFORMANCE BEFORE BUYING THIS BAT. WE ONLY ALLOW RETURNS ON BARREL CRACKS NOT "PAINT CRACK" WE WILL NOT WARRANTY ALL RETURNS. Those are surface paint cracks. The bat is fine for now. A lot of people jump to conclusions and think the bat is cracked. It's not, based on your pictures.How to Take Care of Your BatFew things are as heartbreaking as your expensive new bat dying a premature death. So how can you keep your bat at peak performance for its life span? The answer is proper preventative care. Below is a brief list of preventative measures you should take. You can find a comprehensive list in our “How to Take Care of Your Baseball Bat” article on Easton website. Playing in cold or wet conditions:Do not hit rain-soaked balls, or play in temperatures below 60 degrees Fahrenheit if you can help it. These balls are denser and can dent your alloy bat or crack/break your composite bat. Always keep a wood bat or cheaper bat handy. Also, don’t store your bat in hot or humid conditions, such, e.g. your car’s trunk or other areas with extreme temperatures. Do not share your expensive game day bat:Try not to share your bat with teammates, as team use will prematurely cut the life of your bat short. Batting cages & cage balls:The warranty covering your bat most likely prohibits hitting batting cage dimple balls and or heavy balls. Some batting cages still use cheap off-brand dimpled balls that are hard and heavy. But, let’s go with the assumption that the dimpled balls you find are the softer modern ones in the best batting cages. Hitting in a batting cage will still wear your bat out quicker for no reason other than repetitive hitting or overuse. Each hit shortens the lifespan of your bat, so why risk ruining your expensive new bat? Always have a cheaper equivalent bat available, and use the game bat only during games. Do not hit your bat against your cleats to clean them:Doing so will ruin the paint job. Learn how you can properly clean your baseball/softball cleats. Rotate with every hit:Hitting two solid objects together exerts a lot of force on either object. Repetitive hitting off one side will cause wear or denting. To keep this from happening, make a ¼ turn with each hit to keep contact uniform on all sides. Don’t use your expensive bat during batting cage sessions:There are always people asking if they could borrow a bat to hit with, on top of the fact that cage balls will certainly ruin them. Instead, get yourself a cheap bat (either new or used) to extend the life of your game day bat.

Price: 415 USD

Location: Rancho Cucamonga, California

End Time: 2024-11-01T14:35:57.000Z

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