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The older IMX composite is used in the L6.0. The Easton L4.0 is very different from the L6.0.

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This gives the L4.0 Raw Power Softball Bat an even, virtually vibration free feel when you hit the ball. The SIC Black Carbon composite fiber material in the handle is Easton’s exclusive. The Easton L4.0 has been approved for ISF and the latest ASA Softball Bat standard. It is a one piece, 100% composite with a 12 inch barrel bat with a 1 ounce end load. The Brett Helmer Signature Easton L4.0 Raw Power Slow Pitch Softball bat has been one of the most looked forward to end loaded, single piece bat to come on the market.

EASTON RAW POWER B3 0 SERIES

This series comes in balanced and end load, ASA and USSSA 1.20. 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. The decrease in barrel size as well as the potentially slower speeds off the bat should increase reaction time for the defense. While the organizations have come out and said that the change to the USABat Standards is not due to safety reasons, the simple fact is these bats will not perform as well as the current bats do. The only reason you would ever need to get two different baths would be if you were playing travel baseball under USSSA rules. Under the new bat standard, Little League Baseball and Pony Baseball will use the same bats. One thing to keep in mind, however, is the sweet spot will be much smaller on the new bats than the sweet spot on the current big barrel bats available on the market. The USABat Standard will change this rule. Up until now, Little League has required the use of a 2 1/4 inch diameter barrel on all of their bats for youth baseball players. One great new thing about the new youth bat standard is that Little League will now allow baseball bats with a 2 5/8 inch diameter barrel (as well as 2 1/4″ still). The USABat Standard will decrease the allowable size of the barrel and sweet spot.

What this means is since the development of high-end composite baseball bats in the early 2000s, bat manufacturers have been able to design and build bats with such large sweet spots and light swing weights, today’s youth baseball players have seen a dramatic increase in offense. Little League and Pony, the two largest youth baseball organizations by far, insist the change is needed for the “integrity of the game”. Little League, Pony, Babe Ruth, Cal Ripken, and almost every other youth baseball organization is adopting a new youth baseball bat standard: USABat Standard bats. By now you may have heard about the upcoming rule change going in to affect on January 1st, 2018.

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