2021 Louisville Slugger LXT 33/24 FPLXD9-21 (-9) Fastpitch Softball Bat

Up for grabs is a 2021 LXT in a 33/24 drop 9. This bat is used, but is in Amazing Shape! I Would rate the condition 8.5 out of 10!! NEW GRIP!!Please refer to the pics.   Feel free to email any questions. Thanks for looking! Customer Service-209/482/4506 NEW Speed Composite Design BarrelPatented single disk - PBF Technology for maximum pop, a huge sweet spot, and unbelievable sound on contact.VCX2 Vibration Control Connection SystemPatented elastomeric connection that allows independent movement between the barrel and the handle to control vibration and provide unmatched feel on contact.NEW COPA End CapPerformance end cap works with the barrel to maximize the sweet spot. Specs: Full Composite DesignSpeed Composite Barrel TechnologyCOPA End CapVCX2 Vibration Control Connection SystemBalanced Swing WeightNEW Premium LS Pro Comfort Grip2 1/4" barrel diameter-9oz length to weight ratioApproved for use in all associations:ASA, USSSA, NSA, ISA, ISFWBL2453010   Barrel Diameter: 2 1/4 in Color: White Material: Composite Item Length: 33 in Brand: Louisville Slugger Series: LXT Type: Fastpitch Softball Model Year: 2021 Association: Yes Team: Louisville Bats Sport/Activity: Softball Item Weight: 24 oz Swing Weight: Balanced

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