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Softball World Series Reduced No 34 Anderson RocketTech Softball FP 2004 Black
Softball World Series Reduced No 34 Anderson RocketTech Softball FP 2004 Black
Softball World Series Reduced No 34 Anderson RocketTech Softball FP 2004 Black
Softball World Series Reduced No 34 Anderson RocketTech Softball FP 2004 Black

Softball World Series Reduced No 34 Anderson RocketTech Softball FP 2004 Black

$ 263.4

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Brand: Anderson
  • Model: DF2K3
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Association: Yes
  • MPN: Does Not Apply
  • Item Length: 33"
  • Item Weight: 24 oz.
  • Material: Alloy
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Type: Fastpitch Softball
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Condition: This is it. The one and only, brand-new never used, 34 Rockettech 2004-34 Fastpitch Black fastpitch bat. The only new 2004 you may ever see again. Hottest fastpitch bat ever. These have dual wall construction and were so hot that they were officially controversial. Ball speed off the bat and distance is phenomenal! Remember hearing that TING for the first time? ASA (American Softball Association) debated, and eventually dictated new production standards that ended up limiting speed off the bat, but the 2004 Blacks were grandfathered. This bat was upgraded to the later endcap by Anderson, that’s why the sleeve is peeled at the cap end. There are few if any of these left, and this is just in time for the local championships and Fastpitch Nationals! Suitable for big 14-year-olds and up.
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Age: High School
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Unknown

    Description

    This is it.  The one and only, brand-new never used, 34 Rockettech 2004-34 Fastpitch Black fastpitch bat.  The only new 2004 you may ever see again.  Hottest fastpitch bat ever.  These have dual wall construction and were so hot that they were officially controversial.  Ball speed off the bat and distance is phenomenal!  Remember hearing that TING for the first time?  ASA (American Softball Association) debated, and eventually dictated new production standards that ended up limiting speed off the bat, but the 2004 Blacks were grandfathered.  This bat was upgraded to the later endcap by Anderson, that’s why the sleeve is peeled at the cap end.  There are few if any of these left, and this is just in time for the local championships and Fastpitch Nationals!  Suitable for big 14-year-olds and up.