Easton Synergy: SCX2 Slow Pitch

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1.20 BPF
12" End Loaded Barrel
Approved For Play by USSSA, ISA, NSA & ISF
Extended Flex Design
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Limited Edition

Made with exact specifications as the 2003 SCX2
No Warranty
Non-ASA Approved
One-Piece IMX Composite Design
Ultra Thin 29"/32" Tapered Handle

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by Big A - May 27, 2010

Pros: This bat is hot. Was told that the barrel was stiff out of the wrapper but hit one to the warning track on the first pitch this bat hit. I have hit a lot of bats over the years and this one is a must have. Once this thing opens up it will be incredible.

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One of Easton's most popular composite slow pitch bats ever made was the Easton Synergy SCX2. After a brief stint away from the game, the SCX2 is back and better than ever. With the exact specifications of the SCX2 that was released in 2003, the new SCX2 is sure to live up to the name. Limited edition, brought back by popular demand, the SCX2 is instantly one of the best slow pitch softball bats available on the market. The one-piece all composite IMX design is made up of industry leading composite materials that are sure to provide plenty of pop with every swing. The composite technology optimizes the barrel and handle design for a solid feel while eliminating vibrations for ultimate comfort. Miss-hits will be a thing of the past with the patented Extended Flex design that lengthens the hitting area along the barrel. The 12 Inch end loaded barrel also provides an optimal hitting surface and more power than ever before. The Synergy SCX2 has a 1.20 BPF and is approved for USSSA, NSA, ISA & ISF. The Easton Synergy SCX2 was one of the most highly sought after slow pitch softball bats ever made, and with a few new upgrades to the old model the new bat is a must-have for every bat bag this season. Turn those warning track pop outs into fence clearing homeruns with the Easton Synergy SCX2. This bat comes with No Warranty. Free Shipping!

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by Big A - May 27, 2010

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by crazieqt - Jul 06, 2010

Pros: I love this light weight bat. It's an amazing bat. All the women on my team use it, including some of them on the co-ed team.

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I am having some difficulty selecting a bat. I am normally a line drive hitter but can swing for the fences and have often just come upa little short...and figure the right bat can help for when i want to go yard. I have it limited down to the Synergy, Salvo, Denny Crane, Limited edition Freak, mayhem and Craze extreme. It seems maybe the slightly end loaded bats may be better for me as i have gone to a couple local stores trying to at least feel the difference between end loaded and balanced. I have bought several bats off your website for my sone and baseball and was wondering if someone could talk me through my final decision? My league is USSSA sanctioned so the bat does not need to be ASA approved...do ASA bats have less pop?

Asked by Rob Rothrock on Sep 07, 2011

Yes. ASA bats will have less pop and won't perform quite as good as USSSA bats. If you have swung an end-loaded bat before and were able to maintain good swing speed and bat control, you should benefit from using one. If you don't get an end-loaded bat, I would recommend a two-piece bat. Two-piece bats will flex more during your swing and will generate more bat head speed at the moment of contact. Out of the bats you are looking at, I would recommend either the Denny Crine, Mayhem Reload or Synergy. The Mayhem Reload won't be quite as end-loaded as the Synergy or Denny Crine. All are great performing bats, but I actually liked the performance of the Synergy and Denny Crine better than the Mayhem. The Synergy does not have a warranty (which is why it's a little cheaper). The Mayhem and Denny Crine both have one year manufacturer warranties.

TJ Expert · Sep 07, 2011