Gray 2019 Louisville Slugger Xeno Composite Bat (-10) Composite 22 oz 32" (Used)

High-performance composite fastpitch bat built for players seeking a balanced swing, smooth feel, and consistent pop. The 2019 Louisville Slugger Xeno is known for its durable construction and reliable performance, making it a great option for competitive hitters at a strong value. Why This Bat? • Balanced swing weight for excellent bat control and swing speed • Composite construction delivers a smooth feel with reduced vibration • Large sweet spot helps hitters make consistent contact • Ideal for travel ball and competitive youth fastpitch leagues This item offers proven performance at exceptional value. It shows the character marks of equipment that's been part of many successful games. While displaying visible signs of regular use, it maintains proper functionality and passes our performance standards. Perfect for athletes looking for a quality-tested product without paying premium prices. Our items typically ship within 1 business day. If you have questions, don't hesitate to send us a message. Product Specs: Release Year: 2019 Bat Material: Composite Weight: 22OZ Drop: -10 Length: 32" Sport: Fastpitch Softball Condition: Used Color: Gray Quality: Good Quality: Good

Swing for the fences with the Louisville Slugger Xeno Softball Bat. This fastpitch bat boasts a stiff two-piece construction for a solid connection on every hit, while the Dual-Disc S1ID Performance Composite Barrel delivers explosive pop right out of the wrapper. With its ultra-stiff feel and powerful design, the Xeno helps you crush the ball and dominate the game.

“

The composite barrel is designed to be hot out of the wrapper, meaning you don't need a long break-in period to start launching bombs. The large sweet spot also helps ensure that even mis-hits tend to jump off the bat. The stiff feel might not be for everyone. Younger players or those who struggle with bat control might find the Xeno a bit too unforgiving. Additionally, some kids mentioned a slight drop-off in bat control compared to some other balanced bats.

”

January L'Angelle