Louisville Slugger Softball bats.

Louisville Slugger softball bats are very popular amongst the college teams. Many of the leading college softball teams are using Louisville Slugger TPS bats are among the most popular as well. Catalyst bats are also very popular and played a huge role in getting Team USA to the top. They were also a part of the 2005 NCAA National Championship team. Several top college teams including Texas A&M University, the University of Michigan, University of Washington, Northwestern University and Stanford University all use Louisville Slugger softball bats.

The Catalyst model of bats is a unique bat that is made from numerous layers of 100% aerospace grade graphite. The graphite fibers are embedded in a toughened epoxy resin for ultimate strength and durability. The Louisville Slugger end cap is designed to allow the bat to have maximum flexibility in the barrel. The ST+20 model is considered to be one of the toughest alloy bats on the market.

The Air 2X Louisville Slugger softball bat uses a unique air chamber that isolates the hitting area of the barrel to provide an enhanced sweet spot. This provides the player with increased performance.

The ST Alloy bats offer a variety of increased performance options. The bat is based on a one-piece construction design that is designed to prevent the bat from bending. Because the handle and the barrel are made of the same material, there is not a weak juncture point to cause the bat to flex or bend when it connects with a ball. It also features an internal carbon composite sleeve that provides increased stiffness in the handle as well. This causes the bat to be much stiffer than aluminum alone. The metal of the bat is designed in a grid pattern. These holes are filled with carbon composite inserts that are much stronger and lighter than the metal that was cut out.

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