2017 Easton Stealth Flex 32/21 FP17SF11 (-11) Fastpitch Softball Bat

Up for grabs is a 2017 Easton Stealth Flex in a 32/21 drop 11. This bat is used, but is still in Awesome Shape! I would rate the condition 8 out of 10! NEW GRIP!! Please refer to the pics.   Feel free to email any questions. Thanks for looking! Customer Service-209/482/4506 -11 Length to Weight Ratio 15% More Barrel Compression for Hot Out of the Wrapper Performance 2 1/4 Inch Barrel Diameter Approved for Play in ASA, USSSA, NSA, ISA, SSUSA, and ISF CXN ZERO Technology - Engineered for Zero Vibration Evenly Balanced Swing Weight FLEX Technology - Produces More Pop, an Improved Feel, & Maximum Performance TCT Thermo Composite Technology - Creates Massive Sweet Spot & Unmatched Bat Speed Two-Piece, Fully Composite Construction Ultra-Thin, 29/32 Inch Handle Brand: Easton Sport/Activity: Softball Model Year: 2017 Barrel Diameter: 2 1/4 in Color: White Material: Composite Item Length: 32 in Type: Fastpitch Softball Association: Yes Item Weight: 21 oz Swing Weight: Balanced

Easton's Stealth line offers bats designed for both fastpitch and slowpitch leagues. Young fastpitch players can rip into pitches with the Stealth Fastpitch Softball Bat, featuring a large sweet spot and a lightweight swing weight for easy control. This bat is crafted from a durable yet responsive composite material, allowing young players to generate power for consistent contact and extra bases. For adult slowpitch players, the Easton Stealth Slowpitch Softball Bat delivers big bats with a massive sweet spot thanks to its TCT Thermo Composite Technology. The two-piece composite construction maximizes energy transfer on contact, resulting in a powerful swing and a well-balanced feel for consistent hard hits.

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The Easton Stealth is a good option for slowpitch softball players who prioritize power hitting and a large sweet spot. The composite barrel construction and two-piece design are geared towards generating power, while the end-loaded swing weight (in most models) aids in maximizing power potential for slower-pitch swings. Remember to consider the drop weight and choose a bat that best suits your swing style and strength.

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January L'Angelle