Axe Element Fastpitch Bat -12oz (2023)

Highlights from Max's VIDEO REVIEW
• The Axe Element features a new, fresh colorway.
• It’s aggressively priced, making it an attractive option for players seeking value without sacrificing performance.
• Constructed as a one-piece all-alloy bat using Axe's MX8 top-grade alloy, known for its durability and performance.
• Equipped with a Hyper endcap to balance the swing weight and reduce vibration upon contact.
• Available in a drop-12 weight, making it a lighter option suitable for younger players or those preferring a lighter bat.
• Features the signature Axe handle design, tailored for fastpitch players to enhance swing mechanics and power.
• Growing in popularity and demand due to its unique handle design and proven performance benefits.




ROY'S RATING: 4 stars Features: Premium MX8 alloy barrel comes hot out of the wrapper and remains strong and durable for the lifetime of your bat HyperWhip end cap removes unnecessary weight from the non-hitting side of the bat for a faster swing, bigger barrel, and a larger sweet spot Patented fastpitch Axe handle provides a more stable grip, so you can swing faster with more control and hit the ball harder, more often Endogrid technology built into the Axe Handle absorbs vibration before it reaches your bottom hand for a smoother, more comfortable swing 2-1/4" barrel Balanced swing weight Approved for USA Softball (ASA), USSSA, NSA, ISA, WBSC, NCAA, and NFHS 1-year limited manufacturer's warranty Axe Bat Element Fastpitch Bat L151J -12oz (2023)











USA Softball Certified Fastpitch Bat USA Softball has begun transitioning to the new USA Softball Certification Marks for the 2020 calendar year. On behalf of equipment manufacturers, the USA Softball Equipment Testing and Certification Committee requested that the new certification marks be approved for the 2019 calendar year and the USA Softball Board of Directors approved the new marks (seen here) for 2019 USA Softball Championship Play.		USSSA Certified Softball Bat USSSA has used a 1.20 BPF standard in its softball programs for 15 years. The BPF standard was developed by NYU Physics Professor Dr. Richard A. Brandt over 15 years ago. The BPF standard is based on fundamental laws of physics that allow Dr. Brandt's testing lab to measure the relative performance of bats to be used in USSSA play.