Easton Baseball Bats
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The Easton 2010 baseball bats are very similar to the 2009 models except for a few very smart changes. One of these is the addition of a stiff handle to their popular bats. In 2009 they called their composite bats, ‘Stealth/Synergy IMX’. These are now labeled as Stealth/Synergy Speed bats. |
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The Easton SCN2, or Synergy Plus CNT softball bat, may give you the added pop you desire when you rip into the softball that has left the pitcher's hand and is now waiting for you to slug it. CNT actually stands for carbon nanotube technology. |
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Easton has been one of the leading manufacturers of softball bats for a number of years now. It's no wonder the SCN3 slow pitch softball bat has gotten rave reviews for many of its users. |
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You can find baseball bats in many weights and lengths. They can also be wooden bats or aluminum or some other byproduct similar to aluminum. However, if you are a fast pitch softball oficianado, the Easton SCN6B is likely your choice of weapon at the plate, or at least the choice of a number of teammates. |
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The Easton SCN9 bat is one of the best on the market at this price point. It pops lightning quick when struck well, and feels great in the hands. Like most of the high-end bats, the Easton feels lightning fast, but it separates itself from the rest by feel. |
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Easton Stealth baseball bats are made from SC999 Triple 9 alloy, which is the toughest and strongest alloy known. It provides for maximum barrel performance. The bats are manufactured with the cXn (ConneXion), Easton’s patented technology. It is a two piece design connected by an elastomer that mechanically interlocks the handle and the barrel. |
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Easton Synergy Flex Baseball Bats Easton Synergy Flex Baseball Bats utilize latest developments in technology based design from a company known for producing the best quality sports equipment. Easton crafts their bats from the most advanced composite materials, resulting in a lighter, but stronger product suitable for all serious players. |