Showing posts with label slowpitch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label slowpitch. Show all posts

Thursday, April 19, 2012

Easton SK25 (-10) fastpitch Softball Bat Review

Easton SK25 (-10) fastpitch Softball Bat
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Great price on this bat---it was $5.00 less than the sale price at our local sports store---with free shipping I did not even have to spend the time or money to go to the store.
Product was as described---

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negative 10 oz

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Thursday, March 15, 2012

Easton SK20 Youth Softball Bat (EA) Review

Easton SK20 Youth Softball Bat (EA)
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Great for a small child needing a light bat. Good performance for such a small bat.

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Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Easton SK38 Cyclone Slow-Pitch Softball Bat Review

Easton SK38 Cyclone Slow-Pitch Softball Bat
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This bat gets the job done for those on a budget, but I recommend spending a little more money the first time and getting something with a little more pop. This one could be good for batting practice.

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Thursday, October 27, 2011

Easton SRV5 Salvo Slow-Pitch Softball Bat Review

Easton SRV5 Salvo Slow-Pitch Softball Bat
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It sounds like a log out of the wrapper, but starts to break down at 50 cuts, and you'll notice a dramatic sound (and pop) difference at around 100 swings.
Played in a game last night, and the opposing team "swore" the bat was shaved, rolled, or an Ultra in Salvo's clothing. All I could do was laugh. This thing is legit!

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The word "salvo" literally means a sudden outburst resembling the discharge of projectiles. To a slowpitch softball player, however, it also means an exceptionally durable bat from Easton, built with a 13.5-inch slightly end-loaded extended barrel for extra power. In short, the Easton Salvo lives up to its namesake perfectly. The Salvo is equipped with a patented Integrated Matrix Technology (IMX) composite barrel and an ultra-thin 29/32-inch tapered handle. The IMX barrel is the bat's centerpiece, with optimized aerospace-grade fibers layered and angled to maximize the hitting area. This not only provides an extraordinary feel, but also eliminates vibration, helping deliver a balanced and fluid swing that acts like a natural extension of your arms. The bat also benefits from Easton's Single System Technology (SST), with a one-piece design providing players with solid feedback while maintaining an expansive hitting area. Add in updated graphics for 2010 and you have a strong, attractive bat that delivers explosive results.
Certified for 98-mile-per-hour performance, the Salvo complies with all current softball bat performance standards: ASA, USSSA, NSA, ISA, SSUSA, and ISF. The bat carries a 400-day manufacturer's warranty.


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Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Miken Recoil Softball Bat Balanced Review

Miken Recoil Softball Bat Balanced
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I've used this bat a couple of times and it does have alot of pop. The only thing is it takes a while to break in. I wouldn't recomend it for use in cold weather but during summer it's a must have if you don't have the original freak or the synergy 2.

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The Miken Recoil ASA Softball Bat features the Ballistic Crosslinked System that provides 300% higher elongation for increased resilience at impact and unmatched barrel rebound. Dynamic Flex Ratio 250 allows greater stability for the power hitter, maximizing consistency and distance. Extended sweet spot design and extra long barrel construction offers the ultimate power source for serious ballplayers. Premium synthetic leather grip. Player preferred thin handle. X-Tack coating gives superior knob grip for added control. 14.5" barrel length, 2.25" barrel diameter. Meets all major softball associations bat performance standards. ASA, USSSA, NSA, ISA, ISF, SSUSA approved. 34" length. **Warranty/Defective issues must be handled directly through the bat manufacturer. Please call 1-877-807-5291 for Customer Service. Unwanted bats returned to Eastbay, must not be used and must be in original packaging.**

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Thursday, June 16, 2011

Easton SK5 Hammer Slow-Pitch Softball Bat Review

Easton SK5 Hammer Slow-Pitch Softball Bat
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It's not bad for $20. I couldn't find a cheaper bat for softball. It's for a co-ed adult league, which it's perfect for. Anything beyond that though I would probably recommend getting a little better bat. It doesn't have as much pop as some other softball bats I've used so I took off a star for that. Otherwise it seems like it's pretty decent quality.


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Full roll-over end - Value-priced all-purpose softball bat - Paint and clear coatfinish, great graphics.

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