Easton SPEED COMP USA Baseball Bat | -13 | 1 Pc. Composite | 2 5/8 Barrel

It's not a good idea to go through with it. It is going to snap. It would be an excellent bat for a young player who requires a light bat and is either undersized or attempting to progress to a longer bat. Pre- This bat, crack, was incredible. These, unfortunately, crack. There have been reports of it happening all over the internet. Due to COVID, spring was cut short, so we only had a full season of fall ball, and the bat didn't last the entire season. I filed a warranty claim with Easton, asking if they could credit it toward something else or at the very least replace it with an aluminum bat, but they said no and wished me luck. I understand there are warranty guidelines, but once you get into the more expensive bats, you should be able to get a season out of them at the very least. I'm hoping the next one doesn't crack, but I've already placed an order for a new bat for spring ball, which will most likely not be an Easton. If warranty could at least work with me, I wouldn't have written the negative review. Even though the policy states that they have discretion when it comes to a substitute bat, the employee I spoke with was straightforward in his refusal to assist a long-time Easton customer. Easton bats will no longer be available.

Kamari LAW

| Sep 19, 2021

This bat performed admirably for our machine pitch team of 6 and 7 year olds. It was utilized by a number of young people. The bat had plenty of pop and was light enough for the kids to keep a good, fast, and steady swing. With the drop 13, it proved to be an excellent 27-inch bat for kids who still required a lighter weight.

Jazmin Stewart

| Mar 28, 2021

***Update**
My 11-year-old's bat has cracked during practice, rendering it useless. We've only had it for a year and it's already broken. br>br>Each of my boys received a Christmas present. They are extremely fond of them.

Bruce Riley

| Jan 12, 2021

Bats from Easton are self-explanatory. Because he was always "behind" the pitch, I bought this bat for my son to use during his games to give him a little more confidence and swing speed. He struggled to keep his form and technique when using the heavier bats. As a result, we practice with a heavier bat to help him gain strength. Then, during games, use this until his strength is where it needs to be and his technique is unaffected.

Case Donovan

| Apr 13, 2021

The weight is 3 oz higher than the listed weight. We bought a 28-inch bat, but it's actually closer to a 16-inch bat. 3oz. instead of the 15 ounces listed.

Gerald Huynh

| May 03, 2021

My son loved it, and his swing has gotten a lot faster as a result of it. The bat did, however, crack in two places after three games. My son loves the bat, so I'm hoping the manufacturer will replace it.

Bristol Rangel

| Sep 29, 2021

This, according to my understanding, is the lightest hardball bat on the market (14 oz). If bat speed is important to you or your child isn't as big as mine, this is a good option. br>At least half of the kids on the team request to use this bat, and some of them can pound the ball with it.

Jaycee Buck

| Aug 08, 2021

13 drop? We switched from an Axe bat to an Easton bat because our league requires a USA approved bat, and it's the best way I've seen in a long time to ease a kid into a longer bat. I was pleasantly surprised that despite its light weight, the bat had a lot of pop. My child is a natural at what he does!.

Aryan Ball

| Nov 13, 2021