Anderson Bat Company Ignite SP Slowpitch Softball Bat

Paint bubbled ...one season

This bats are a bit too pricy in other websites, they are great and have great feel when in contact with the softball

Good

Admittedly, this is not a time tested review. I play in a league that only allows aluminum or alloy single wall bats. Last night we had a softball game and we have to be conscious of the left field fence because if you clear it you're out of the game. I'm a right handed batter with some power but I'm no crusher. I've been ejected once in four years for clearing the fence. In other words, I can hit it hard at times but I'm consistently warning track or just to the fence.Before I tell you about the Anderson Ignite we need to go back in time to my team's softball practice. Over the weekend I practiced using a DeMarini Dark and I was killing the ball. I mean laser beams deep. I was hitting the ball at least 30' to 40' farther than normal.Fast forward to last night's softball game; I made the conscious decision not to use the DeMarini Dark because of how far I was hitting with it in practice. As amped up as I was for the game I didn't want to risk possibly hitting it over the fence. I saw that someone brought a brand new Anderson Ignite so I used that. My very first AB I hit the ball on the screws and it left the park over the left field fence... automatic ejection.The whole ordeal is bitter sweet. The bat felt great, my swing felt fluid, I destroyed the ball; all of which I was pleased with, but I hit it to the wrong place, which I was not pleased with. So, this review is based upon my one use and based upon my other teammates continued use. I think as a team we've purchased 3 or more of the Anderson Ignite. Well worth the money.

This Bat has great grip, and gives you extra feet when you hit the ball, my whole team loves it.