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The most recent bats to come out of the Easton Hit Lab in Van Nuys, California are the Easton Raw Power slow pitch softball bats. This series comes in balanced and end load, ASA and USSSA 1.20. The Brett Helmer Signature Easton L4.0 Raw Power Slow Pitch Softball bat has been one of the most looked …
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Easton is a name known around the baseball and softball world. Since being founded by Doug Easton in 1922, the company has worked relentlessly to put out products that their customers could rely on. The company is currently headquartered in Van Nuys, California has grown to include more than 1,000 employees working in various divisions …
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In their slow pitch softball bat line up Easton has introduced yet another series, the Easton Raw Power bats. These bats come in a variety of sizes, weights, and colors. The Easton Raw Power B2.0 Slow Pitch Softball Bat is the bat I will concentrate on today. Easton Raw Power B2.0 for 2013 bat has …
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Team Easton’s Brett “ the hitman” Helmer was the top Long Haul Bomber with 12 points using his 2013 Easton Brett Helmer Signature Softball Bat. Helmer set the pace early, sending homers sailing into the right field bleachers. “ I felt good, balls were flying and I love Petco Park. This morning I hit a hole …
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By now, most softball players know there is a new stamp required on January 1st, 2013 for USSSA softball bats. All USSSA softball bats labeled as 2013 will have the spiffy new finger print stamp. The 2013 USSSA softball bat rule is similar to the ASA bat rule from a few years back: 2013 softball …
[poll id=”4″] UPDATE: This did not come to pass. We have heard from ASA officials that ASA would rather use a softer softball to curb bat performance, rather than change the bat rules again. 2008 and prior ASA softball bats that were grandfathered in and legal for play in ASA, will no longer be legal …
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The Easton Salvo softball bat may be the hottest softball bat ever made for ASA in the ABI (Advanced Break In) era. The Salvo was released in 2010, since then it has set sales records at Easton. Easton has decided NOT to change the Salvo (SRV5) for the 2011 softball season. It is a pretty …
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Easton just released four new slow pitch softball bats today to dealers. For the ASA side. The two piece Stealth Speed XL Easton SSR4 sports updated graphics for 2012 and is the same bat as of the blue/silver SSR2. The Easton Brett Helmer SRV6BH Synergy has a smaller but more responsive 12″ barrel and replaces …
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