32/22 DeMarini CF8 CFP-16 Balanced Composite Fastpitch Softball Bat

For sale is one 32/22 DeMarini CF8 CFP-16 Balanced Composite Fastpitch Softball Bat.  The bat has a bunch of stamps; USSSA Thumbprint, NSA 2012, ASA 2004, ISF 2005 and ISA Approved.   The overall condition is good.  There are some scratches, chips, and a couple of cleat marks on the barrel.  The barrel doesn't have any rattles or cracks.  The end cap is worn, but snug and issue free.  The connector has stress marks and the plastic has come of the connector, but this appears cosmetic.  The connector does is firm and doesn't wobble.  The knob is good, and the grip is good. Please see pictures. Barrel Diameter: 2 1/4 in Signed: No Color: Gray/Blue Material: Composite Item Length: 32 in Vintage: No Brand: DeMarini Series: CF Type: Fastpitch Softball Model Year: 2016 Association: National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Age Group: Adult Experience Level: Intermediate Country/Region of Manufacture: Unknown Sport/Activity: Softball Item Weight: 22 oz Swing Weight: Balanced The overall condition is good. There are some scratches, chips, and a couple of cleat marks on the barrel. The barrel doesn't have any rattles or cracks. The end cap is worn, but snug and issue free. The connector has stress marks and the plastic has come of the connector, but this appears cosmetic. The connector does is firm and doesn't wobble. The knob is good, and the grip is good. Please see pictures.

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