Here's a summary of the 2011 Easton baseball bats. I'll give you a rundown of the models available, any and all reviews I can find, and pricing information on each model and category.
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Much of this page was written in the summer of 2010, and a few new models have been added to Easton's lineup for 2011. Those models have been included on this page as well. Click on the links below the pictures for more information on each model.
Important Notice!Several leagues have announced moratoriums against the use of composite bats for the 2011 baseball season. This may include many of the bats on this page. Be sure to check out the rules of the league you are playing in this year. For more info check out the baseball bat rules page. |
Update: These bats are not approved for NCAA for NFHS (high school) for 2011 and are largely unavailable today.
The Stealth IIs are the same as the Stealth 75 and 95 from the 2010 Easton baseball bats with a different paint job. The Regular Flex is the same as the Speed 75, and the Stiff Flex is the Speed 95 from last year. Obviously, the Regular Flex has a "regular" amount of flex in the handle, while the Stiff Flex model has a stiffer handle. They are both 2-piece, all composite models that use Easton's IMX composite, and ConneXion (CXN) technologies.
Another interesting fact is that Easton has designed a composite bat that is approved for NCAA play in 2010. The previous two Stealth models are the BSS1 and BSS2. The NCAA approved model is a 2-piece, all composite model and is simply known as the Stealth Speed Adult BSS3. You'll notice that all of the 2011 models have white grips on them instead of the BSS3.
Update: These bats are not approved for NCAA for NFHS (high school) for 2011 and are largely unavailable today.
Stealth Speed II Regular Adult -3 Senior -10 Check eBay listings for Stealth Speed II |
Stealth Speed II Stiff Adult -3 Senior -8 Check eBay listings for Stealth Speed II |
The Surge is the same as the SV12 from last year in that it is a 2-piece hybrid model, using the IMX composite technology for the handle. They use Easton's new THT100 alloy and the barrel is slightly longer than the SV12 from last year.
![]() Surge Adult -3 Senior -10 Youth -13 Check eBay listings for Surge XL |
The Rival & Rival XL Ozone is a 1-piece all aluminum model that is similar to last year's V12. The Ozone model uses Easton's V12 Scandium alloy, as well as their Ozone technology. The Rival uses Easton's new THT100 alloy. The claim is that this bat has the largest sweet spot of all the aluminum bats in baseball.
The 2-5/8" and youth models are listed below, then underneath
is the 2-3/4" barrel senior models.
![]() Rival Adult -3 Baseball Bat Senior -9 Senior -10 Senior -9 Big Barrel Senior-10 Big Barrel Youth -13 Check eBay listings for Rival |
The Omen is basically a replacement for the Stealth models. It's a 2-piece, all composite model that is approved for play in NCAA, NFHS (high school), and Little League.
![]() Omen Adult -3 Senior -10 Youth -12 Youth -10 Check eBay listings for Omen |
The Stealth Speed II XL is the same as last year's Stealth Speed XL model. It's an all composite 2-piece design that has the same extended barrel as last year's model. The only difference is this year, they've reduced the drop from -10 to -12. It's the same bat, but 2 ounces lighter than last year and a new paint job. It uses Easton's IMX composite technology throughout the entire bat. The Speed II XL runs at $200.
Update: These bats are not approved for Little League for 2011.
Stealth Speed II XL Senior -5 Youth -12 Check eBay listings for Stealth Speed II |
The CV12 XL is a 1-piece youth bat that has an aluminum barrel. It uses the new THT100 alloy, but also uses a composite inner tube.
CV12 XL Youth -10 Check eBay listings for CV12 |
Easton has come out with a new paint job for their staple model, the Reflex. It also uses Easton's Pro Tack grip, and is available in adult, senior, and youth categories.
![]() Reflex Adult -3 Senior -8.5 Youth -13 Check eBay listings for Reflex |
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