2021 Louisville Slugger Xeno 34/25 FPXND9-21 (-9) Fastpitch Softball Bat

Up for grabs is a 2021 Xeno in a 34/25 drop 9. This bat is used, but is still in AMAZING Shape! I would rate the condition 8.5 out of 10!! Please refer to the pics.   Feel free to email any questions. Thanks for looking! Customer Service- 209/482/4506 2 1/4 Inch Barrel Diameter Drop 9 Length-To-Weight Ratio Balanced Swing Feel Two-Piece, All-Composite Fastpitch Bat Displays USSSA (New 'Fastpitch Only'), USA Softball (ASA), NSA, ISA & WBSC (ISF) Certifications Colorway: Black | Purple Dual-Disc S1ID Barrel Technology - Outer Barrel Flexes At Contact Until It Contacts 2 Disks Within The Bat. The Disk Allows The Bat To Perform Right To The Allowable Level Without Eclipsing It. It Helps Allow For To Performance At Swing #1. IST Connection Technology - Allows For A 2-Piece Build, But With A Stiffer Bond Between The Handle & Barrel. This Usually Allows The Bat To Provide More Power. X-Cap End Cap - Creates An End Cap That Should Improve Both Bat Speed & Bat Control Color: Black Material: Composite Item Length: 34 in Brand: Louisville Slugger Series: XENO Type: Fastpitch Softball Model Year: 2021 Association: Yes Team: Louisville Bats Sport/Activity: Softball Item Weight: 25 oz Swing Weight: Balanced

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.

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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.

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January L'Angelle