Easton | MOJO Slowpitch Softball Bat | All-Association | Power Load | 12" Barrel

Un bate con mucho estilo y firmeza. Si crees en amuletos, este me ha traído suerte: desde que lo tengo, no he parado de dar hits y home runs. ¡Totalmente recomendado!

There aren't a lot of great one piece single wall slowpitch softball bats but this one ranks up there. Its end loaded so the weight is distributed toward the end of the barrel. It has legit pop right out the package. The handle is ultra thin and I like the grip that comes with it. I've swung just about every single wall one piece bat out there and my team even noticed this bat feels "different" than most other similar bats. Well worth the money, especially if you can get it on sale.

Perfect for slow pitch softball.

I was definitely NOT disappointed with this purchase. I just started playing senior softball. At the first practice I used an Easton Rival and it felt good. I purchased the Easton Mojo for sentimental reasons. I lived part of my childhood in New Orleans and of course they have a history of Voodoo down there. So, Mojo is kind of an alias of mine. Anyway, the Mojo performed beautifully. In my first game with the Mojo, I went 3 for 3 with 2 singles and a double. Pretty good for the first time playing in a game since 1993. I love the design and the performance. I'm 62 years old, 5'6" & 150 lbs. I got the 26oz. Worked out very well.

I decided to take up rec league softball this past summer. These bats worked great for my lack of talent or skill. They do a great job and I am sure as I improve so will my hits.

I really thought about my rating guideline, and in the end I gave it two stars for these main reasons:1) The bat is quite heavy. I got the lightest option at 26 ounces, but even then, it feels a lot heavier. And that is due to the bad weight distribution, making this bat extremely top heavy. I'm not a pro player or body-builder, but I'm not a lightweight either, and I can tell easily the difference with the two other bats I own.2) A heavy bat wouldn't be so bad either, and I understand the top-heavy design because this bat is made for slow pitch softball, but the balance feels just a bit off. You will need a lot of practice to retrain your muscle memory from a fast, powerful baseball swing, to a slower slow-pitch softball swing where you would need to shift the power throughout your swing from the base to the end, as in a golf swing. In the end, I don't want to lose my baseball swing, so this just isn't the bat for me.The aesthetics of the bat is REALLY nice though, so in the end I decided to bump it up a little, to three stars. Remember, you will need to retrain your muscle memory to effective use this bat.

Ordered this bat for my softball games. I love it, sweet spot is easy to find even if it's your first time swinging it!! Great Shipping, Arrived about 10 days early!!!!!

If you have gone into a sporting goods store within the last 10 years then you know that baseball and softball bats can easily cost $200 and $300 dollars.The Easton 34" 28oz. MOJO Slow pitch softball bat coming in at around $100 seems to be a steal for the casual player. The grip is awesome, the bat is end loaded, meaning extra weight is at the head end of the bat. When you follow through with your swing the weight is supposed to help generate power (strength + speed =power) The bat comes in 28oz and 26oz. weights.For $200 more, yeah an expensive bat may make the ball go farther, but ask yourself this, is the bat the reason you aren't putting the ball outta the park, or is you.Unfortunately due to weather, I cannot hit without risking damage to the bat in cold Temps. I will follow up on this bat review once I can get out and hit some softballs.