*RARE* NIW 2016 DEMARINI CF8 SPRITE FASTPITCH SOFTBALL BAT 29/18 (-11) ASA HOT!!

This is a rare 2016 DeMarini CF8 Sprite fastpitch softball bat with a 29-inch length and 18-ounce weight. It features a 2 1/4 inch barrel diameter and comes in pink, white, blue, green, and black colors. The bat is made of composite material and is approved for use in ASA, USSSA, NSA, ISF, and ISA associations. The CF8 is part of DeMarini's high-performance series and is designed for advanced players in the youth age group. It is hot right out of the wrapper. This bat is perfect for anyone looking for a top-of-the-line fastpitch softball bat. Please check with your league, organization, or tournament director before purchasing. Shipping will be a flat $20.00 USPS PRIORITY MAIL with INSURANCE and SIGNATURE CONFIRMATION. If you have any questions ask before purchasing. Once item has been removed from its original factory wrapper there are no returns. Barrel Diameter: 2 1/4 in Color: Pink, White, Blue, Green, & Black Material: Composite Item Length: 29 in Brand: DeMarini Series: CF8 Type: Fastpitch Softball Model Year: 2016 Association: ASA/USSSA/NSA/ISF/ISA Age Group: Youth Features: High Performance Country/Region of Manufacture: Unknown Experience Level: Advanced Sport/Activity: Softball Age: Youth Item Weight: 18 oz

The DeMarini CF8 Fastpitch Softball Bat is designed for young players transitioning to more powerful swings. It features a Paradox Plus Composite Barrel for a larger sweet spot and impressive pop, while the D-Fusion 2.0 handle reduces vibration and redirects energy for a smoother swing and solid contact feel.

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The CF8 was known for its unmatched pop. Back in its prime, it sported a huge sweet spot and a composite barrel. Many players credit the CF8 with helping them launch some of their most memorable home runs. Due to evolving bat regulations, the CF8 with its high pop is no longer legal for play in most organized leagues. However, some leagues still allow its use, and it remains a popular choice for recreational play or batting practice.

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January L'Angelle