What certifications should I check before buying a slow pitch bat?

Each bat is marked with league approvals like USSSA, ASA/USA, NSA, or SSUSA (choose based on your league’s rules).

What’s the difference between balanced and end-loaded slowpitch bats?

Balanced bats offer quicker swings and better control; end-loaded bats give added momentum for power hitters.

Yes, brands like Miken and Easton offer multi-wall composite barrels for improved trampoline effect and power.

Most slowpitch bats are drop -12 to -8 or listed by weight in ounces (e.g., 26oz, 28oz) instead of drop ratios.

Yes, many USSSA or ASA-approved composite bats are designed for general recreational or co-ed slowpitch use.

Yes, 1-piece bats offer stiffness and power; 2-piece bats reduce vibration and improve feel.

Infield gloves range from 13–13.5”, while 14” + sizes are popular for outfield due to extended reach.

Yes, slowpitch gloves are often larger with deeper pockets to accommodate the bigger 12” softballs.

SPC Sports occasionally stocks Mizuno and New Balance turf shoes suitable for slowpitch play.

You’ll find full-grain leather, steerhide, and synthetic blends depending on brandand price range.

Yes, brands like Champro, Easton, and Mizuno offer pants and shorts with durable fabric for sliding comfort.

Yes, SPC Sports carries grip tapes, bat knobs, and sleeves compatible with most slowpitch bats.

Most bat packs and wheeled bags accommodate 2 to 4 bats, with internal or external sleeves.

Yes, several models from DeMarini and Mizuno include ventilated or bottom cleat compartments.

$18.87

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$18.87

Shipping calculated at checkout.

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Apparel ColorWhite/Gold

Apparel SizeSmall

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Mizuno MVP Adult Baseball/Softball Batting Gloves 330424

$18.87

White/Gold / Small

Mizuno MVP Batting Gloves 330424 feature a nonslip palm, FlexMesh back, neoprene wristband, and QuikAdjust strap for grip, comfort, and flexibility.

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Each bat is marked with league approvals like USSSA, ASA/USA, NSA, or SSUSA (choose based on your league’s rules).
Balanced bats offer quicker swings and better control; end-loaded bats give added momentum for power hitters.
Yes, brands like Miken and Easton offer multi-wall composite barrels for improved trampoline effect and power.
Most slowpitch bats are drop -12 to -8 or listed by weight in ounces (e.g., 26oz, 28oz) instead of drop ratios.
Yes, many USSSA or ASA-approved composite bats are designed for general recreational or co-ed slowpitch use.
Yes, 1-piece bats offer stiffness and power; 2-piece bats reduce vibration and improve feel.
Infield gloves range from 13–13.5”, while 14” + sizes are popular for outfield due to extended reach.
Yes, slowpitch gloves are often larger with deeper pockets to accommodate the bigger 12” softballs.
SPC Sports occasionally stocks Mizuno and New Balance turf shoes suitable for slowpitch play.
You’ll find full-grain leather, steerhide, and synthetic blends depending on brandand price range.
Yes, brands like Champro, Easton, and Mizuno offer pants and shorts with durable fabric for sliding comfort.
Yes, SPC Sports carries grip tapes, bat knobs, and sleeves compatible with most slowpitch bats.
Most bat packs and wheeled bags accommodate 2 to 4 bats, with internal or external sleeves.
Yes, several models from DeMarini and Mizuno include ventilated or bottom cleat compartments.