READ DESCRIPTION - 32/29 Easton Z-Core Speed BB17ZSW BBCOR Alloy Baseball Bat

For sale is one  The bat is in acceptable shape.  There is a slight flat spot on the end of the barrel next to the "-3".  Other than that, there are the normal cleat marks, scrapes, and scuffs from normal use.  The barrel doesn't have any cracks, or rattles.  The grip is worn and will eventually need to be replaced, but is good for now.  The end cap is good.  The knob is good to go too.  Please see pictures.   Barrel Diameter: 2 5/8 in Color: White Material: Alloy Item Length: 32 in Modified Item: No Brand: Easton Association: BBCOR Age Group: Adult Country/Region of Manufacture: China Sport/Activity: Baseball Item Weight: 29 oz Swing Weight: Balanced The bat is in acceptable shape. There is a slight flat spot on the end of the barrel next to the "-3". Other than that, there are the normal cleat marks, scrapes, and scuffs from normal use. The barrel doesn't have any cracks, or rattles. The grip is worn and will eventually need to be replaced, but is good for now. The end cap is good. The knob is good to go too. Please see pictures.

The Easton Z-Core prioritizes bat control for contact hitters with its innovative Z-Core construction and a large sweet spot. This single-piece aluminum alloy bat features a stiff feel for precision at the plate, while the Z-Core technology expands the sweet spot to forgive off-center hits. The Easton Z-Core features Lock and Load technology, which allows you to adjust your swing weight. There are three on-the-fly swing weight settings to choose from: Speed, Balanced, or XL. This makes the Z-Core bat a highly customizable option for different hitting styles. The Z-Core also features one of the longest aluminum barrels that you’ll find.

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The 2016 Easton Z-Core is a single-piece aluminum alloy bat with a balanced swing. The Z-Core, not to be confused with the Z-Core Torq or Z-Core XL, incorporates an internal composite reinforcement along the length of its barrel. This gives the bat a considerably large barrel for a single-piece alloy. Easton often refers to this as ‘Mako-izing’ the bat which is a reference to the Easton Mako’s large barrel size.

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