Axe Inferno Pro Flared Balanced Slowpitch Bat USSSA (2024)

Highlights from Max's VIDEO REVIEW
• Each Inferno in the lineup features flared handle technology for enhanced comfort and leverage
• Approved by USSSA, NSA, and ISA with appropriate stamps
• Composite barrel and handle construction for optimal performance
• Eye-catching color scheme with black, pink, and Columbia blue accents
• Balanced bat option with the longest barrel and lightest swing weight
• End-loaded bat option for hitters seeking extra power, with a noticeable end load
• Maxload bat with a full ounce of end load, ideal for power hitters
• Differentiated sweet spot and barrel sizes across bat options to suit various hitting preferences




Features: 2-piece composite NEW Hyperflex Barrel Technology -- designed to be hit in the same spot, the all-new Hyperflex energy dispersion barrel technology gives top durability without the need to rotate the bat. This allows the bat to stay hot while being just as durable as any round knob-rotated bat. NEW charged carbon ultra -- Axe's most advanced carbon composite utilizes a complex polymer matrix to keep individual layers thin maximizing weight savings and performance. The toughened resin allows the barrel to perform longer and right at the allowable performance limit. NEW HyperWhip2 end cap -- sleek design and the lightest materials save weight at the tip of the bat for a faster, more efficient swing and larger barrel. NEW slowpitch Pro Flared handle -- the handle everybody has been raving about is now even better. With the all-new thinner design and a more pronounced taper for added leverage and grip, the handle provides even better freedom, connection, and fit. Certified for USSSA, NSA, and ISA Axe Bat Inferno Pro Flared Balanced Slowpitch Bat L154M-FLR USSSA (2024)

 










USSSA Certified Softball Bat USSSA has used a 1.20 BPF standard in its softball programs for 15 years. The BPF standard was developed by NYU Physics Professor Dr. Richard A. Brandt over 15 years ago. The BPF standard is based on fundamental laws of physics that allow Dr. Brandt's testing lab to measure the relative performance of bats to be used in USSSA play.