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RIVAL Softball Bat
RIVAL Softball Bat
SKU: 29002608
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The Rival Softball Bat is designed for fun, fast-paced softball and tapeball cricket. The bat, complete with new graphics for 2026, offers excellent power while remaining easy to swing; perfect for beginners, casual players, and match-winners.
With its subtly curved profile, the Rival helps generate powerful strokes even with softer balls like tennis or all-weather balls. Its balanced design allows for better control and confidence, whether you’re playing in the backyard, in the nets or out on the field.
Finished with a soft-feel grip for added comfort and reduced impact on the hands, this bat is built to make learning and enjoying the game simple.
- Suitable for Softball & Tapeball Cricket: Ideal for tennis balls and all-weather balls
- Lightweight Construction: Easy pickup and smooth swing for better control and confidence
- Curved Profile: Helps deliver strong, controlled shots
- Durable Construction: Built to withstand regular recreational play
- Soft Feel Grip: Comfortable hold for better control during play
- Note: Not suitable for use with hard ball cricket.
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