EASTON GHOST ADVANCED 32"21oz (-11) FASTPITCH SOFTBALL BAT

Full price purchase includes no additional charge for 2 day shipping. NO DENTS CRACKS RATTLES OR MANUFACTURER WARRANTY When it comes to making the most advanced softball bats in the game even better, performance comes first. The 2024 Easton Ghost Advanced features everything that makes Ghost the #1 performance fastpitch bat series in the game, plus new technology to push performance even further. First, the third-generation Double Barrel 3 technology gives hitters exceptional feel and the hottest exit velocities possible, thanks to the low-compression outer barrel and a lightweight inner barrel to govern performance right at the maximum allowed limit. Plus, our Sonic Comp Max material is the most consistent, durable composite we’ve ever made, resulting in an enormous sweet spot and a sound that’s nothing less than iconic. On top of that, the 2024 Ghost Advanced has an even wider sweet spot than previous Ghost Advanced models, not to mention competitor bats. When paired with our new OptiFlex handle, which ensures the perfect amount of flex for each bat length and weight, and you get the best feeling, hottest bat in the dugout.

The Easton Ghost Fastpitch Softball Bat is well-known for its large sweet spot and features patented Double Barrel construction, enhancing ball velocity for powerful hits. Available in various drop weights, it provides a balanced swing for better control and bat speed. Overall, the Easton Ghost is a top choice for players aiming to generate power and consistently hit the ball hard.

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The Ghost gives low vibration and offers a solid swing. But what you give up is the weight distribution. You need to have a strong swing for the Ghost. Many young kids think they will get a Ghost bat and hit home runs. No. You have to have the swing to hit a home run with this bat. Something to note is that my Ghost bat broke. They have about 500 hits on them, maybe 600. I wouldn't suggest using a Ghost in the batting cage because it will wear down faster.

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January L'Angelle