Excellent!! 2018 Louisville Slugger LXT Bat 30/20 -10

This 2018 The Louisville Slugger LXT is in excellent condition. See Pictures. The Louisville Slugger LXT might be the single most iconic fastpitch bat in the world. For several years, it has been one of if not the most popular fastpitch bat. The the LXT is known to have a light swing, big barrel, and smooth feel is the envy of most other fastpitch bats. The LXT, a year in and year out gamer bat, has a 100% Composite Design and is game ready from day one. This bat features the Patented PBF Barrel Technology, providing maximum pop and the largest sweet spot of all the bats in the 2018 Louisville Slugger fastpitch softball bat lineup. The Ultra-Light X-Cap gives you improved swing speed and the low profile design increases the barrel length for an even larger sweet spot. The LXT bats are all made with a Balanced Swing Weight, giving you incredibly fast swing speed and ultimate bat control while going through the hitting zone. 2018 LXT X18 Fastpitch Softball Bat Features: 3-Piece Bat Construction 100% Composite Design Patented PBF Barrel Technology Patented TRU3 Barrel-to-Handle Connection Ultra-Light Weight X-Cap Synthetic Comfort Bat Grip Balanced Swing Weight 7/8" Standard Handle 2 1/4" Barrel Diameter -10oz Length to Weight Ratio Thumbprint USSSA 1.20 BPF, ASA, NSA, ISA, ISF Stamps of Approval

Designed for power hitters who crave a balanced swing, the Louisville Slugger LXT Fastpitch Softball Bat is a two-piece composite bat with a big barrel, light swing, and several drop options. It has a large sweet spot thanks to its patented Single-Disc Speed Composite barrel with PBF Technology, which delivers a satisfying pop and a forgiving feel on contact.

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The LXT comes in various drop weights. A lower drop weight means a lighter swinging bat, which can be beneficial for younger or less powerful players. A higher drop weight bat is heavier and can generate more power for stronger hitters. This bat is good for power hitters who can handle a slightly heavier swing weight. It's not the best choice for young players or those who struggle with bat control.

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January L'Angelle