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Worth Toxic Titan 5.4L
$300.00
Released April, 2010
The Pros:Good consistency for getting you some base hits. Feels good and stable throughout the swing, nice control. Grip is perfect, stays in your hands and lets you focus on your swing.
The Cons:No real color choices, stuck with what they give you. Takes at least two weeks to break it in properly. Before it gets broken in mis-hits give you lots of buzz, hard on the joints.
The Worth Toxic Titan 5.4L Slowpitch Bat utilizes Worth's patented 5.4L Technology. The makeup of the bat is 100% Composite Material with Multiwall Technology, Flex-Handle Stiffness and a flexible Barrel to optimize ball speed.
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The bat is manufactured with Worth's proprietary high strength, high elongation epoxy system to ensure balanced weight and overall barrel integrity. The Toxic Titan is ASA, USSSA, SNA, ISF, and other Associations approved.
The 5.4L Technology increases the Sweetspot 2 inches towards the Endcap. The barrel is made solely from composite materials to lessen vibration and increase control during swing. The multiwall design provides increased performance due to more flexibility in the barrel. The bat is 34 inches in length and 30/28/27/26 ounces in weight.
Key Features
- 5.4L Technology
- 100% Composite Design
- 1 year Warranty
- Multiwall Bat Design
- 34" Length
- 30/28/27/26oz Weight
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good consistency for getting you some base hits
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feels good and stable throughout the swing, nice control
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grip is perfect, stays in your hands and lets you focus on your swing
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sweet spot is large enough that beginners can hit it easily
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approved by all major softball associations
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no real color choices, stuck with what they give you
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takes at least two weeks to break it in properly
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before it gets broken in mis-hits give you lots of buzz, hard on the joints
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