Anderson K RockeTech: KRKTSP Slow Pitch

Pros: Some people have different bats for composite and non composite leagues. If you want to save some money, buy this one. It performs better than my composites (recoil and mayhem). Very durable but I wouldn’t use it in very cold weather.

Cons:

Pros: Bought as an Xmas gift for my dad. He previously was only allowed to use a single wall and man this thing added power. He used to only hit a ball over my head once in a blue moon but when he gets a hold of a ball with this thing it jumps to quick for me to react.

Cons: Pricey but from what I hear this should last him awhile

Pros: I've been swinging Anderson Rocketechs for years. The 2011 model is, in my opinion, the best model yet. It has a very light endload to it, swings very nice. I went up one ounce with this new Rocketech over the weight that I normally swing. It took about 100 swings for this bat to open up. Performance is very comparable to my high-end composites and I don't have to worry about it being banned by any new regulations. The bat has great pop, distance, and has been very durable. About half of my team swings this bat over everything else in the dugout. I've owned many different brands of bats and Anderson is at the top of the list. Anderson also has the BEST customer service out there and the bats are made in the USA!

Cons: None!

Pros: Good price point for the quality, Break-in period seems to be lengthy, Bat seems to be coming around tho. Hit some nice rocket shots through and over 3rd to second base that fielders could'nt even react to and a few massive shots in the cages with the practice balls. No home runs yet ordered a 30 oz because its balanced usually swing a 28 wondering if that was a mistake tho. 4 stars for now.

Cons: Break in lenghty

Pros: Endloaded, durable, hot out of the wrapper.

Cons: Nothing. The RockeTech is an iconic classic bat in the world of Softball.

Pros: Next to the NanoTek, the RocketTech is the best metal bat on the market! Nothing but crisp line drives all day with this bat. Virtually no break-in period. This bat's ready to go after one BP session. The RocketTech swings endloaded, but it's the perfect amount of endload without being overwhelming.

Cons: Absolutely none.

Pros: Definitely a hot bat... Played two games with it this spring and have hit harder and farther than with more expensive bats last year. I love the Anderson handles, and this one is no exception. Would definitely recommend

Cons: Very minor comment, but the loading of the bat does make it feel heavier than other bats in it's weight class. I bought a 28oz and IMO it swings like a 30oz....but still isn't uncomfortable.