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I picked up this barely used Easton Synergy SCN2B, 33" 24oz., what year was it made?
What about this bat?
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redhotcoach
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'08 or '09?????? I think.
Should be great
Should be great
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It is grey With orange and white letters and man is it seems like the ball come off of it like rocket.
That was a very good bat dude
Btw, think it was an '06 but that's a guess
Btw, think it was an '06 but that's a guess
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Fantastic bat if she is strong enough for the drop 9.
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Yes, she has been swinging a RT 32" 23oz, but RTs seem to run heavier then advertised and an CF5 insane 32" -10. But she needed to go longer. She is 5'6", maybe 5'7", she looks taller since she was measured last, goes about 168lbs.
redhotcoach
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Just saw an old ad "New 2007 Easton SCN2b"
I bet it is closer to 26 oz than 24.
I bet it is closer to 26 oz than 24.
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2b
This is in my opinion the best -9 one piece bat ever. Our 33/24 weighs 24.8 oz but they can weigh up to 26oz I here.
This is in my opinion the best -9 one piece bat ever. Our 33/24 weighs 24.8 oz but they can weigh up to 26oz I here.
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barely used
If it is barely used then you haven't seen what it really can do. They are considered hard to break in but when they do
If it is barely used then you haven't seen what it really can do. They are considered hard to break in but when they do
2B's are tanks! Hit it often. Use it in the cages, practice and games. You cannot break this thing. They need 500+ cuts to open up. They were sold in 06 and 07.
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