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Easton Softball Bat Reviews - Easton SK20 Softball BatsThere was plenty of excitement as the girls got ready to try this newest bat, revealing to us that Easton has become a “big name” bat among the high school-aged fast pitch set. Great for Easton, but that usually doesn’t bode well for testing as when the expectations are that high to begin with it becomes harder for the bat to impress. But the Easton SK20 didn’t seem to suffer too much from the handicap of high expectations. Everyone who was big enough to use the SK20 usually hits a 33”/24 oz. version – had good things to say about it. A couple of the smaller girls tested found the bat heavy shortened their swings and got good results as well. The balanced feel was nice and the bat didn’t swing too heavy (was true to its posted weight). And none of the hitters experienced any sting on balls hit anywhere along the barrel. The girls were expecting great distance and most got pretty good distance, but I think each thought they should have got more. What everybody did get was sizzling line drives – to the point that they were stunned at the speed, the sound, and the consistency with which they were able to hit those drives. All of the girls liked the SK20 and most of them liked it as much as the bat they currently use. Approximately half of the hitters preferred it to the bat they currently use. The SK20 bat got good marks for its looks with very few negative comments about the black shell and almost ethereal silver/gray/blue wispy graphics. Easton advertises that the SK20 is a difference maker and can help you go that extra foot or two. The SK20 has a minus-10 inches to ounces ratio and is available in 34”/24, 33”/23, 32”/22, and 31”/21. It has a urethane end plug and MG-1 Sport Grain grip. For more information about other services and products choose from one of the following links: Easton SCN4 Stealth Comp Softball bats
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