OTL7 Softball Bat
About The OTL7 BEACH WOOD SOFTBALL BAT: A cousin to the OTL73, the OMBAC-approved, official Over-The-Line OTL7 bat is a little bit lighter (-5) with a slightly longer barrel. This provides a little more forgiveness on contact, although front guys wont agree!The OTL7 is a great bat for the all-around hitter that relies on the up-and-out homer, as the sweet spot is bigger. It has the end-weighted feel of an OTL 5 or OTL 73 but at a lighter overall...
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HOW THIS MODEL SCORES
Your swing is unique; your bat should be too. With our Advanced Bat Analytics (“SwingAB”), every Phoenix bat is scored on three metrics – Speed, Impact, and Control.
By using SwingAB, you can find the bat that best complements your hitting profile. This is not about getting you the best bat; it’s about putting the right bat in your hands to prepare you for that moment when pressure meets oxygen.
- OTL7 Softball Bat
The dot shows how this model balances the three
- Speed How quickly the barrel moves through the zone. A higher score means a lighter, quicker swing.
- 5.2
- Impact How much force is applied at contact. A higher score means more energy transferred to the ball.
- 4.7
- Control How forgiving the bat is on contact. A higher score means more consistency off the sweet spot.
- 6.1
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THE DETAILS
About The OTL7 BEACH WOOD SOFTBALL BAT:
A cousin to the OTL73, the OMBAC-approved, official Over-The-Line OTL7 bat is a little bit lighter (-5) with a slightly longer barrel. This provides a little more forgiveness on contact, although front guys wont agree!
The OTL7 is a great bat for the all-around hitter that relies on the up-and-out homer, as the sweet spot is bigger. It has the end-weighted feel of an OTL 5 or OTL 73 but at a lighter overall weight. A very good choice for any level of hitter for its versatility—and a favorite of the hybrid player.
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