2010 DeMarini The Creature Slow Pitch Bat Review
2010 DeMarini The Creature
C6 Composite Technology makes the Creature an unstoppable force. In terms of baseball bats, players want a product that is comfortable and built-to-last. Approved for the USSSA, NSA, ISF, ISA and ASA Championship Play, the 2010 DeMarini the Creature Slow Pitch Softball Bat won’t leave anyone disappointed in regards to its performance level. Wide weaved and made from some of the most revolutionary materials around, the DXLR8’s Positack Grip makes comfort a key component for players of all types. Making it safe to play any time of the week, the “Weeknight Warrior” contains a clutch knob and endcap that works around the clock to reduce vibrations and strengthen the barrel of the bat. The results are astounding as player after player finds comfort and dependability in the 2010 DeMarini the Creature Slow Pitch Softball Bat. The DXLR8’s all-composite design and Rotation Index are a few of the features that really add to the success of its players. Proving that DeMarini consistently puts out revolutionary products, the Creature isn’t something to be scared of.
Review of the 2010 DeMarini the Creature Slow Pitch Softball Bat
Wow! What can I say that hasn’t already been said about the DXLR8. It’s solid yet lightweight. It has a balanced feel and plenty of flex. There’s great pop right out of the wrapper. The Rotation Index makes it effortless to break the bat in. I’ve had a lot of trouble with some of the other bats on the market but not one complaint about the Creature. In fact, it’s the type of bat that I would recommend to all of my friends.
All composite bats often feel bulky and unbalanced but this isn’t the case with the Creature. Right away, I felt comfortable holding the Positack Grip. I wrapped some extra Grip Tape around it and found that it works like a charm. I can’t believe I waited this long to buy a bat like this. If I would have started my career with it, I would have had a better overall average.
Sharp, rugged, and cost-effective, the 2010 DeMarini the Creature Slow Pitch Softball Bat is the only bat for me. The only downfall to it is that the company didn’t make it sooner! I would have been the first person in line to buy one!
Features of the 2010 DeMarini the Creature Slow Pitch Softball Bat
- Positack Grip
- Rotation Index
- Singlewall Barrel Design
- C6 Composite Technology
- Clutch Knob and Endcap
- Weeknight Warrior
- Approved for USSSA, NSA, ISF, and ISA
- Approved for ASA Championship Play
- USSSA 1.20 BPF
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I liked this bat from the get go. The balls just flew off this bat. It has a pretty big sweet spot and it has a very distinct sweet spot. Everyone on the team like this bat. But, that could be because it is one of the only new softball bats we have. Anyway, I really liked it a lot. I think the graphics are pretty cool.
I just got this bat. I only have one game into it with a total of 5 hits on it. Solid bat out of the wrap. Seems a little heavy as I got the 26 ounce and it feels more like a 28 ounce bat, it is balanced and swings smooth. Right now this bat is average as most composits are out of the wrap. I will update once I have some more hits one the bat.