2024 USSSA DeMarini Zoa Bought brand new. Used for only the last 2 tournaments of 2024. In great condition. Bat has a lot of pop. Son is 13 now and can’t use it anymore.
Perfect bat for
Players seeking a composite bat that provides a large hitting area without sacrificing a light swing weight.
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The DeMarini Zoa baseball bat is designed for young travel ball players, offering explosive power and a forgiving feel. Its Continuous Fiber Composite Barrel maximizes the sweet spot for consistent contact and extra-base hits. The two-piece composite construction ensures a lightweight swing for better control and faster bat speed, helping young hitters generate more power. The Zoa comes in various USSSA and BBCOR models to meet different league requirements.
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The Zoa has a strong barrel and connection, making it a heavier, end loaded bat overall. Your smaller players won't get the same bat speed or same performance with the Zoa as they do with the CF. The Zoa is one of those power hitter two-piece composites.
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