Easton Wood Softball Bat: WSB2000 Black/Clear Slow Pitch

Pros: Ball jumps off this bat if hit right.Solid bat I used in a fall league in 50 degrees down to 30 and bat did not crack.

Cons: Handle was a little thin but was fine after I wrapped it with rubber electrical tape

Pros: This is a fantastic bat. Especially for the money. Alot of POP. Some guys say it's a little heavy but I love to swing it. The Maple wood is ROCK HARD. The ball flys off the bat. I think the little extra weight helps. You don't even have to swing that hard and it goes. I would have to say this bat swings at a -2 or -3. It's a serious stick.

Cons: Handle is a little thin. I put an Easton wrap on mine. The bat is actually mislabeled. The LOGO is on the side you need to hit. Usually the LOGO is on the weak side of the bat, This LOGO is on the strong side. As long as you remember to hit the label everything is OK. I am not sure why they did that. Some guys don't believe in the "label thing" but all you have to do is look at the grain.

Pros: good pop and balance, unbelievable value. I paid 80 bucks for a maxbat and had to shelve it because it was just dead. Picked up this Easton in the interim until my xbat arrived, and I couldn't be happier with the performance of this inexpensive bat. Its not 'cheap', its merely inexpensive. If you're new to wood, this is the best intro bat around, and the weight and balance are adequate for gap and power hitters alike.

Cons: none

Pros: The bat is weighted very nice

Cons: make sure you have the bat lable up. I broke mine in the frist game.

Pros: I love this bat! Has lots of pop. The feel when the ball comes off the bat is like no metal bat. Defenetly a good buy for the price. Would buy again, but make it strictly a game bat.

Cons: don't exspect it to last forever. I hit 50 to 60 balls with it in practice before the handle cracked, but didn't completly break.