For slowpitch softball players, this Easton Fire Flex II adheres to USSSA standards with its extended 13.5-inch barrel for end-loaded power. Karl Daum is a writer for BestReviews.

Fastpitch vs. slowpitch softball bats. Unlike baseball bats, softball bats come in two distinctive types: those designed for fastpitch softball and those designed for slowpitch softball.

Whether you’re playing fastpitch or slowpitch softball, you need a legal bat to use in your games. Softball bats are available in many different lengths and weights, so it’s important to find ...

Objectives: To investigate safety risks in slowpitch softball by conducting laboratory and experimental studies on the performance of high tech softball bats with polyurethane softballs. To compare ...

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