29/18 Louisville Slugger LXT FPLX171 Composite Fastpitch Softball Bat

For sale is one 29/18 Louisville Slugger LXT FPLX171 Composite Fastpitch Softball Bat. The condition is good. The barrel has scuffs and scratches from normal game use.  There are no cracks or rattles in the barrel.  The connector is stiff so there are no wiggles or wobbles.  The rubber piece at the connect is in place but the lower part is chewed up.  Please see pictures. The grip is a new lizard skin. The knob has some ground ware, scuffs, and paint chips, but is otherwise fine. Please see pictures.  Barrel Diameter: 2 1/4 in Signed: No Color: White and Blue Material: Carbon Composite Item Length: 29 in Vintage: No Brand: Louisville Slugger Series: LXT Model Year: 2017 Unit Type: Unit Association: ASA, USSSA, NSA, ISA, ISF Age Group: Adult Features: High Performance Team: Louisville Bats Country/Region of Manufacture: Unknown Experience Level: Advanced Unit Quantity: 1 Sport/Activity: Softball Item Weight: 18 oz Swing Weight: Balanced The condition is good. The barrel has scuffs and scratches from normal game use. There are no cracks or rattles in the barrel. The connector is stiff so there are no wiggles or wobbles. The rubber piece at the connect is in place but the lower part is chewed up. Please see pictures. The grip is a new lizard skin. The knob has some ground ware, scuffs, and paint chips, but is otherwise fine. Please see pictures.

Designed for power hitters who crave a balanced swing, the Louisville Slugger LXT Fastpitch Softball Bat is a two-piece composite bat with a big barrel, light swing, and several drop options. It has a large sweet spot thanks to its patented Single-Disc Speed Composite barrel with PBF Technology, which delivers a satisfying pop and a forgiving feel on contact.

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The LXT comes in various drop weights. A lower drop weight means a lighter swinging bat, which can be beneficial for younger or less powerful players. A higher drop weight bat is heavier and can generate more power for stronger hitters. This bat is good for power hitters who can handle a slightly heavier swing weight. It's not the best choice for young players or those who struggle with bat control.

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January L'Angelle