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Bat Review: Easton Stealth Flex Fastpitch Softball Bat

One of the most overlooked Fastpitch softball bats in the industry is the 2017 Easton Stealth Flex. JustBats believes that this is because the Stealth Flex is relatively new to the game. This remarkable model is a remake of the legendary, original Stealth that Easton has brought back with new technologies and upgraded cosmetics for an excellent looking design with powerful performance.

Easton released the Stealth Flex at the beginning of the 2016-17 season, and it has made some serious noise at every level ever since. Parents, players, and coaches have reacted positively to this softball bat and for a good reason. Check out what these parents had to say about the Easton Stealth Flex:

“It’s an Easton! Great quality, amazing pop, sweet looking bat!! My daughter’s 1st composite bat was an Easton.

We’ve tried other bats, but nothing beats this brand. This bat is a beauty, but you become a beast once you hold it in your hands and hit that ball over the fence. Absolutely LOVE this bat!”

“The pop on this bat is really good! My daughter says it’s the best bat she’s ever used! Her confidence level is rising! She loves it!”

State of the art technology and Easton’s high standards have combined to produce a softer, more flexible barrel that delivers a softball bat unlike anything you’ve ever used before. It all starts with the Flex Technology that runs across the surface of the barrel. This innovative creation allows for the perfect amount of pop and pushes the boundaries of being legal. With 15% more barrel compression than other Easton softball bats, the Stealth Flex will be hot out of the wrapper with virtually no break in period. T he 2017 Easton Stealth Flex Fastpitch Softball Bat is a force to be reckoned with, according to the customer feedback. Other features that come with this bat include:

-9, -10, or -11 length to weight ratio

2 1/4 Inch Barrel Diameter
Approved for Play in ASA, USSSA, NSA, ISA, SSUSA, and ISF
CXN ZERO Technology – Engineered for Zero Vibration
Evenly Balanced Swing Weight
Full Twelve (12) Month Manufacturer’s Warranty
HYPERSKIN 1. 2mm Bat Grip
TCT Thermo Composite Technology – Creates Massive Sweet Spot & Unmatched Bat Speed
Two-Piece, Fully Composite Construction
Ultra-Thin, 29/32 Inch Handle

The proven CXN Zero Technology that connects the innovative Flex barrel with a composite handle is engineered for zero sting in the hands, thus increasing confidence at home plate. No sting in the hands means more hits to the stands! Have you had the chance to swing the Easton Stealth Flex? If yes, leave a comment below or write a review on the product page!

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Easton Stealth Flex Review | Bases Loaded Softball |

The Easton Stealth Flex is a very remarkable model, this bat lives up to the well known history of the Stealth Easton designs. The bat presents a set of upgrades in both cosmetics and performance, for this model Easton chose to implement greater technology in order to deliver a bat that is now one of the most successful of its kind. The stealth Flex material is 100% TCT composite (Thermo Composite Technology) which makes it more durable and helps with performance improvement.

Easton FP17SF9 Stealth Flex 9 Fastpitch Softball Bat, 34″/25 oz

Flex flexible barrel compression for a softer barrel out of the wrapper
Tct Thermo composite Technology for a massive sweet spot and unmatched swing speed
CXN zero two-piece Conation Technology engineered for zero vibration and ultimate performance

Last update was on: November 10, 2021 11:37 pm

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One of the cut-edge aspects of the Stealth Flex is the Flex Technology used to create the barrel; these new techniques combine features in a never seen before way delivering an incredibly softer and more flexible bat.

This bat will provide you as well with an amazing amount of pop, and because of its FLEXible barrel compression, which is 15% greater than other bats; this model is perfectly hot out of the wrapper, allowing you to enjoy its full potential since the very first hits.

Another very exciting innovation in this model is the CXN Zero Technology used to connect the Flex barrel with a composite handle, this technology is made to minimize sting in the hands. This is quite an important characteristic, since having zero sting in the hands can greatly improve players confidence and over-all performance. On top of that, this technology will help you maximize the energy transfer, providing with an amazing and secure feel.

Finally, the Stealth Flex incorporates a Ultra-Thin 29/32″ TCT Composite Handle, this handle comes with the Hyperskin Helix Bat Grip.Ultimately there is no doubt this is in acclaimed bat, since its introduction in 2016-17 this bat has been constantly labelled as one of the most recommended and powerful player choices.

Bat Features:

2-Piece bat construction
CXN Zero Technology
Reduced hand sting
100% TCT Thermo Composite Technology
Increased durability
Massive improvement of the sweet spot
Provides unmatched speed
FLEXible barrel compression technology
Hot of the wrapper
Great performance all through a league
Maximized engery transfer
1.2mm Hyperskin helix bat grip
Balanced swing weight
Ultra-thin 29/32″ handle
2 1/4″ Barrel diameter
-9, -10, or -11 length to weight ratio
One year manufacturer warranty

Certifications/Approved for play with the following associations:

Easton FP17SF9 Stealth Flex 9 Fastpitch Softball Bat, 34″/25 oz

Flex flexible barrel compression for a softer barrel out of the wrapper
Tct Thermo composite Technology for a massive sweet spot and unmatched swing speed
CXN zero two-piece Conation Technology engineered for zero vibration and ultimate performance

Last update was on: November 10, 2021 11:37 pm

out of stock

Want to see this bat in action? Watch this video from a practice with the Easton Stealth by ClosedoutBats

</span>Easton Stealth RS Hockey Stick Review<span class="ez-toc-section-end"></span></h2> <p>The good folks at Easton Hockey were kind enough to send me their newest, top of the line, stick to review.<img src='/800/600/https/i.ytimg.com/vi/WZ7pG73Ou54/maxresdefault.jpg' /> So here I am with the Easton Stealth RS.</p> <p><b>Initial thoughts: </b>Let me start by saying that I would never consider spending $250 for a hockey stick. I have spent $140 before (and had it shattered by a slash in my first shift, seriously) but that was when I was playing in two adult leagues. Now that I’m not in a league (for now), I wouldn’t spend that kind of cash.</p> <p>But … this is the single greatest stick I’ve ever used. It’s unbelievable light, reactive, responsive, strong with great feel. Great release on the shot, the torsion you can put on the stick to develop speed and improve accuracy is phenomenal. The compression build of the blade gives you an improved ability to catch and deliver passes and it’s so damn light that it almost can’t help but make your shot better.</p> <p>Just don’t break one. It’ll kill you to see that kind of $$ go flying out the door.</p> <p>By the way, the next product review will be a video review. Those look fun.</p> <p>Easton believes the Stealth RS is the ultimate sniper stick, built to give you the confidence to become a finisher on every scoring opportunity.<img src='/800/600/https/rusport.pro/image/cache/catalog/uploads/20914-900x900.jpg' /> </p> <h4><span class="ez-toc-section" id="Easton_Stealth_RS_Specs"></span>Easton Stealth RS Specs<span class="ez-toc-section-end"></span></h4> <p>Shaft – Easton compression molds the shaft to allow for a custom made layer of Kevlar® on the outer wrap for protection and dampened feel. This process compacts the laminate to make it a lighter, stronger and better performing shaft that loads and unloads with more force.</p> <p>Taper – The elliptical profile in the taper, made using a proprietary pressure molding process, results in less torsional twist and less loss of energy. The result is a quick release.<br/>Blade – For greater accuracy, the blade stays closed through the shot. This is achieved by combining compression and pressure processes used with advanced core materials.</p> <p>Elliptical Profile<sup>TM</sup><br/>Multi-Rib blade construction<sup>TM</sup><br/>Kevlar® wrapped shaft<br/>Low kick point<br/>Pro shaft dimension<br/>Matte finish blade<br/>Grip coating</p> <p><object><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/qUj1XI_F-_Y?version=3&hl=en_US"/><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"/><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"/><embed src="http://www.<img src='/800/600/https/wintermax.ru/upload/iblock/7d4/7d4ebcd87c47cf76e73576b237af8ae5.jpeg' /> youtube.com/v/qUj1XI_F-_Y?version=3&hl=en_US” allowfullscreen=”true” type=”application/x-shockwave-flash” allowscriptaccess=”always” mce_src=”http://www.youtube.com/v/qUj1XI_F-_Y?version=3&hl=en_US”/></object> <br/></p> <h2><span class="ez-toc-section" id="Easton_Bat_Reviews"></span>Easton Bat Reviews<span class="ez-toc-section-end"></span></h2> <p> <strong>The </strong>2010 Easton bats<strong> are essentially the same models as in 2009. They have made a few wise modifications by adding stiff handle versions to their best selling bats. Last year their composite bats were called the Stealth/Synergy IMX this year they’re called the Stealth/Synergy Speed bats but they’re essentially the same bats. The minor modifications include a slightly lower swing weight and stiff handle option on their Stealth Speed two-piece bat compared to the 2009 Stealth IMX and a stiff handle version of the hybrid SV12. For 2010 they’re putting their marketing efforts behind the handle flex rating of their baseball bats. Each of their best selling bats are accompanied with a number, the higher the number on the bat the stiffer the handle.<img src='/800/600/https/i.baraholka.com.ru/files/1/2/1275174_2.jpg' /> This continues </strong><strong>Easton</strong><strong>’s efforts to be the leader in communicating detailed information about their baseball bats. They tell us the handle flex rating, swingweight (MOI) and hitting area for all of their bats. This is extremely helpful in selecting a bat and makes me wonder why the other manufacturers ignore or gloss over it.Don’t forget to check out the My Bat Recommendations</strong><strong> section for my recommendations on bats segmented by material and price. </strong></p> <p><strong>Here’s </strong><strong>Easton</strong><strong>’s 2010 line-up:</strong></p> <p><strong>Easton</strong><strong> Composite Bats</strong></p> <p></p> <ul type="disc"><li><strong>Easton</strong><strong> Stealth Speed 75 and 95</strong><strong>: 100% composite, two-piece end-loaded bat. The Speed 75 is the flex handle version that is essentially identical to the 2009 Stealth IMX, except that it is slightly less end-loaded this year (swing weight rating of 80 versus 90 in 2009).<img src='/800/600/https/ultrasport.ru/upload/cache/Products/Product382/f21556def7-1_1200x.jpg' /> The Speed 95 is the new stiff handle version of this </strong><strong>Easton</strong><strong> bat design. It is exactly the same as the Speed 75 except it has a stiff handle. </strong><strong>The handle is stiffer than the Synergy Speed bat. Easton</strong><strong>’s two-piece composite bats are by far the most popular composite bats on the market. </strong>Both the Stealth and Synergy Speed Adult -3 models retail for $399 a $20 increase from the 2009 models.</li> </ul><p></p> <ul type="disc"><li><strong>Easton</strong><strong> Synergy Speed 90:</strong><strong> 100% composite, one-piece end-loaded bat (75 rating) with a stiff handle (90 rating). This bat is almost identical to the 2009 Easton Synergy IMX, except the swing weight (MOI) was ever so slightly lowered (from 80 to 75). </strong><strong>Easton</strong><strong/>claims this design provides increased balance and bat control through the hitting zone versus the Stealth model. The <strong>Synergy Speed 90</strong> is aimed directly at the heart of Louisville’s one-piece, stiff handle philosophy.<img src='/800/600/https/cache3.youla.io/files/images/780_780/5b/f0/5bf00fa95eaa9e3f40480914.jpg' /> This design is far less popular than the Stealth Speed/IMX design. If you like this bat you should look for the 2009 model. It’s priced around $259 or $140 less than the identical 2010 model.</li> </ul> <p><strong>Easton</strong><strong> Hybrid Bats</strong></p> <p></p> <ul type="disc"><li><strong>Easton SV12 65 and 90</strong><strong>: </strong>Two-piece bat with a 100% composite handle, 100% alloy barrel<strong> and low swing weight rating of 70. The SV12 65 (yellow letters/handle) is identical to the 2009 model and has more handle flex than the Stealth Speed 75.The SV12 90 (red letters/handle) is a new stiff handle version of the SV12 bat. It has the same handle stiffness as the Synergy Speed 90. Once again </strong><strong>Easton</strong><strong> was wise to offer a stiff handle version of this bat. The stiff handle version was much more popular on teams swinging </strong><strong>Easton</strong><strong> bats in the 2009 College World Series than the flex handle model. I believe the stiff version will become a good seller for </strong><strong>Easton</strong><strong>.<img src='/800/600/https/www.sportdepo.ru/upload/iblock/ec1/ec13291cde5a6c15d786011647d0d66e.jpeg' /> The Adult -3 models retail for $299 which is $50 less than last year’s price. If you like the flex handle option you can purchase the 2009 model (yellow barrel) for less money. It’s the same bat! </strong><strong/></li> </ul><p><strong>Easton</strong><strong> Alloy Bats</strong></p> <p></p> <ul type="disc"><li><strong>Easton</strong><strong> V12</strong>: One-piece, 100% alloy bat with the stiffest handle (100) and lowest swingweight (60) of any Easton bat. A solid choice for anyone who prefers an alloy bat with a stiff handle. The Adult -3 model retails for $199 which is a reasonable price.</li> </ul><p>Again, By far Easton does the best job of communicating detailed information about their bats making it easy to find an Easton bat with the characteristics you desire. Very, very smart marketing by the Easton people. Take a look at the My Baseball Bat Recommendations section for my bat recommendations in each category.</p> <p><object classid="clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000" codebase="http://download.<img src='/800/600/http/ledoarena.ru/image_goods/big/2018/08/73492_1.JPG' /> macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=6,0,40,0″><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"/><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"/><param name="src" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/Ii8B943Jvx0&hl=en&fs=1&"/><param name="allowfullscreen" value="true"/><embed type="application/x-shockwave-flash" src="http://www.youtube.com/v/Ii8B943Jvx0&hl=en&fs=1&" allowfullscreen="true" allowscriptaccess="always"/></object></p> <p><object classid="clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000" codebase="http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=6,0,40,0"><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"/><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"/><param name="src" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/Y6rGEQyklX8&hl=en&fs=1&"/><param name="allowfullscreen" value="true"/><embed type="application/x-shockwave-flash" src="http://www.youtube.com/v/Y6rGEQyklX8&hl=en&fs=1&" allowfullscreen="true" allowscriptaccess="always"/></object></p> <p><object classid="clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000" codebase="http://download.<img src='/800/600/https/www.hockey4u.cz/4646-thickbox_default/4646-obal-na-hokejky-easton-stealth-rs-stick-bag-sr.jpg' /> macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=6,0,40,0″><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"/><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"/><param name="src" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/DGRRsfa_sRo&hl=en&fs=1&"/><param name="allowfullscreen" value="true"/><embed type="application/x-shockwave-flash" src="http://www.youtube.com/v/DGRRsfa_sRo&hl=en&fs=1&" allowfullscreen="true" allowscriptaccess="always"/></object></p> <h2><span class="ez-toc-section" id="Easton_Stealth_CX_Review_%E2%80%93_Hockey_Review_HQ"></span>Easton Stealth CX Review – Hockey Review HQ<span class="ez-toc-section-end"></span></h2> <h4><span class="ez-toc-section" id="TJ_Simpson"></span>TJ Simpson<span class="ez-toc-section-end"></span></h4><p>My name is TJ Simpson. I’ve been playing hockey since I was three, and grew up in a house with two brothers and a Dad who’ve played our whole lives. After playing travel and high school, I’ve played in Sweden, while attending the University of Michigan, and for the now ACHA DIII National Champion Oakland University. I currently play in a few beer leagues in Michigan, including two unique full-draft leagues complete with trades, stats, and lots of chirping.<img src='/800/600/https/cache3.youla.io/files/images/720_720_out/5c/d0/5cd006fa9f35996bee664f15.jpg' /> </p> <h5><span class="ez-toc-section" id="Latest_posts_by_TJ_Simpson_(see_all)"></span>Latest posts by TJ Simpson (see all)<span class="ez-toc-section-end"></span></h5> <p>You know those shots when you get the puck and have no time to look? Or you pick up a pass and don’t have a viable shooting lane? The kinds of shots that you can only do your best to <em>not</em> hit the first set of shin pads in front of your face? What do you do?</p> <p></p> <p>You’re a sniper, or you’re tired and need a whistle, or the goalie’s been chirping you all game so you’ve resolved to rip every puck at him until your comeback is in the back of the net. So you let it fly, and before the puck seems to leave your blade, you hear it clang a bar. You haven’t registered what happened yet, and your teammates already have their arms up. You have no clue where you put it, but it came off so clean that you know it was a rocket. Between realizing it’s in and your liney saying “man, that was a laser,” you’ve already resolved to play it off like you’re Max effing Pacioretty.</p> <h3><span class="ez-toc-section" id="A_SNIPER%E2%80%99S_ULTIMATE_WEAPON"></span>A SNIPER’S ULTIMATE WEAPON<span class="ez-toc-section-end"></span></h3> <p>Whichever combination of those hypotheticals you like best, I’ve scored more of them than I’m proud of with my CXes.<img src='/800/600/https/i.pinimg.com/originals/ae/bb/b0/aebbb067f474ff5c1a5a66beba00a606.png' /> As you may be able to tell, I’m a huge fan – but why? I’ve used many more twigs than I can count over the years (I could give you an estimate from all the pieces in my basement, still waiting to become a bottle opener or a hat rack or a picture frame), and I’ve always gravitated to the low kick sticks, and the Easton Stealth line is my favorite.</p> <p></p> <h3><span class="ez-toc-section" id="WHAT_MAKES_IT_SPECIAL"></span>WHAT MAKES IT SPECIAL?<span class="ez-toc-section-end"></span></h3> <p>Easton’s elliptical taper, which was a staple for the Stealth line for years, is what gives it that “pure” release. Now that Performance Sports Ltd., the company that owns Bauer, has acquired Easton’s hockey division, it’s my sincere hope that they work this design into future Vapor models. The elliptical taper helps prevent the shaft from twisting backward while you flex, which only improves accuracy. If you’ve been paying attention, the Stealth line has been doing this for a decade – the S17, S19, RS, RSII, and V9E all featured this technology.</p> <p></p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>I was lucky enough to pick up two of these at an annual University of Michigan hockey sale I’m known to frequent, and they instantly brought me back to those bottle-popping, twine-tickling, bar down days of the CX’s forebears.<img src='/800/600/https/worldhockey.market/upload/iblock/d8d/28f9b714_0bd1_11e6_9fde_001fc6b58537_f2fe7ae6_180f_11e6_be99_b0939a30c1de.jpg' /> I love wheeling down the wing and loading up the shaft while looking for holes – the goalie can see your eyes, but you’ve found one and- oops, it’s in the net.</p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Specs and my opinion on the feel</strong></p> <p><strong>Performance</strong> – Obviously excellent for quick wristers and snap shots. Although the shaft feels very strong, the low kick point means an adjustment is needed for heavier wrist shots and slap shots.</p> <p><strong>Flex</strong> – Because I’m a big guy at 6’3″ and 230 pounds, I can’t use anything under 95 flex. My 100s feel right on par with other brands, though because of the CX’s kick point, it will feel a little whippier than a mid-kick or variable kick point.</p> <p><strong>Weight</strong> – 400 grams. It’s among the lightest on the market, and feels like it.</p> <p><strong>Curve</strong> – I lean toward the Sakic style curves, which pairs well with snipers. E3 (Easton), P92 (Bauer), P29 (CCM), TC2 (True), W03 (Warrior). Excellent for going bar down with quick shots.<img src='/800/600/https/ultrasport.ru/upload/cache/Products/Product2654/9b0ce352c8-1_1200x.jpg' /> </p> <p><strong>Balance</strong> – The balance of the stick feels great. Because of its low kick, stickhandling takes a little adjustment coming from other styles.</p> <p><strong>Durability</strong> – My first one, unfortunately, broke after a few months, though I play 3-4 times a week in highly competitive leagues. The second one is still going strong. Older Eastons have taken heat for their blades breaking down, and I’ve had a few with disintegrating toes or bottom cracks, but none of those problems have appeared on the CX.</p> <p><strong>Price</strong> – The CX is a top-tier stick, and commands a high-end price. However, it’s a year or so old, which has dropped it down around $199.</p> <p><strong>Recommendations</strong> – I recommend this stick to guys who love to shoot frequently, quickly, and accurately. If you take a lot of slashes, faceoffs, or doll out cross-checks, the CX ST was made more hardy for you, you big goon.</p> <h2><span class="ez-toc-section" id="Initial_Impressions_%E2%80%93_Hockey_World_Blog"></span>Initial Impressions – Hockey World Blog<span class="ez-toc-section-end"></span></h2> <p>Easton continues to make impressive strides with their sticks as they look to make light weight, yet durable models to satisfy the needs of players of every caliber, and the Easton Stealth RS appears to be no exception.<img src='/800/600/https/ultrasport.ru/upload/cache/Products/Product344/fbfb6ffce7-2_70x.jpg' /> Tons of buzz surrounded the stick in recent weeks leading up to the anticipated release date this past weekend. Thanks to Easton hockey, the members of Hockey World Blog were able to secure a Stealth RS to determine if the product can deliver on the hype. </p> <p><strong>Specs:</strong> Easton Stealth RS, Grip finish, Iginla curve, 100 Flex</p> <p><strong>Modifications</strong>: Cut two inches off the butt of the stick</p> <p><strong>Appearance and Design:</strong> Plainly put – this stick is sexy. Perhaps no Stealth model to this point has so successfully implemented such a “stealth” look. The stick is almost completely black on the outward-facing side of the shaft while the inward side has blocks and lines of yellow graphically implemented throughout. The butt-end of the stick also features yellow with white letters spelling “Easton Stealth RS.” The blade is mostly black with a strip of yellow beginning on the bottom of the blade at the heel and fading as it moves toward the toe.<img src='/800/600/https/sun9-22.userapi.com/c303403/v303403343/5a0d/VwVk6LiYvmA.jpg' /> </p> <p>Like most one-piece sticks now, the Stealth RS features a tapered shaft. And like sticks in the Stealth line, the RS includes the elliptical TORX shaft on the taper to help improve durability at the lower end of the stick where it’s most susceptible to breakage from serious slashes. The RS also presents newer materials throughout to help maintain durability while decreasing the overall weight of the stick. </p> <p>The RS also has a dual finish. Most of the shaft is the normal glossy finish, but the gloss fades into a matte finish on the lower-third of the stick and even onto the blade. </p> <p>A small manufacturing blemish on the blade of our new Easton Stealth RS</p> <p>Unfortunately, my model had a few manufacturing flaws on the lower portion of the shaft and the blade. The toe of the blade had a raised bump of excess material dried on. It could easily be sanded off no problem, but still a minor flaw that I didn’t expect to see. There also appeared to be some small holes on the bottom of the toe of the blade presumably from popped air bubbles.<img src='/800/600/https/perm.qlaster.ru/public/image2/2/910/2910850_0x0.jpg' /> Most of them are pretty small, but hopefully it doesn’t affect the blade’s durability in the long run.</p> <p><strong>Balance: </strong>The RS has real solid balance with very even weight distribution throughout the entire shaft. In fact, the weight distribution is so good that after using the RS I picked up another stick that I took with me to the rink and could feel a noticeable difference in that stick’s balance compared to the RS. Plus, the balance and even weight distribution help give the RS a more “solid” feel where the shaft doesn’t feel like paper mache that could break on the first hard slash. </p> <p><strong>Feel: </strong>The light weight and even weight distribution allows for a pretty good feel for the puck on the blade. Honestly, I didn’t feel like stick handling ability was the best thing about this stick and I’ve played with other sticks that I think offered a better feel for the puck during stick handling and passing – especially some sticks that are a little more blade-light and seem to send more vibrations up through the shaft when the puck impacts the shaft.<img src='/800/600/https/sport-depo.by/files/catalog/dp00116112.jpeg' /> </p> <p>One real positive was how the blade absorbed the energy while receiving passes. I was very impressed with the RS’s ability to take a hard pass. We all know how to cradle a pass, but for testing’s sake I allowed a few hard passes to smack into a firmly held blade and the stick absorbed the pass very well without the puck bouncing all over the place. It was a pleasant surprise. </p> <p>Bear in mind that for this initial review I was using roller hockey pucks which are incredibly lighter than ice hockey pucks. I think most anyone who purchases the stick will be happy with how it feels stick handling, passing and shooting. </p> <p><strong>Shooting and Accuracy: </strong>Let me preface this section by stating that my only prior experience with Easton’s Stealth line was with the S17 a few years back.<strong> </strong>While I liked the feel for the puck the stick provided, I had a lot of issues achieving fast, accurate shots with the S17. Comparing that stick to the RS, the RS is a huge improvement.<img src='/800/600/http/ledoarena.ru/image_goods/big/2018/02/64132_1.JPG' /> </p> <p>A lot of people have already described this stick as having a lot of “pop.” This is a pretty apt description. The puck seems to release from the stick quicker and faster shots can be achieved with seemingly less effort. I was really impressed with the stick’s performance on wrist shots. Again, pucks seemed to release quickly from the blade with more energy. Sometimes I had trouble placing my wrist shots high in the corners with the S17. That wasn’t an issue at all with the RS. The solid build of the stick allowed me to place shots high or low with ease. </p> <p>My accuracy was solid with wrist shots, but less so on slapshots. I was generally able to get my wristers where I wanted them without any trouble. Any issues that I did experience I chalk up to the curve on the stick, which is an Iginla when I am used to using something closer to the Cammalleri curve. Still, I was generally pleased with the accuracy of my wrist shots. </p> <p>My slapshots, however, were a little tougher to control.<img src='/800/600/https/www.abhokej.sk/image/catalog/azhokej/holene_RS.jpg' /> I had the same issue with the S17 when I used that stick. Although I can’t be certain of the cause, I attributed my issues to the elliptical TORX shaft on the stick. The RS has the same elliptical shaft, and I experienced some of the same issues. Initially, everything seemed to go about six inches left of where I was aiming. As my session on the rink progressed I found myself better able to control my shots without a loss of power, but it still wasn’t to as high of a degree of accuracy that I have experienced with other sticks. This is definitely something that I will keep an eye on for future reviews to see if it improves as the stick breaks in a little more. </p> <p><strong>Overall Impressions: </strong>After my previous experience with the S17, I was cautiously optimistic about the Easton Stealth RS. Needless to say, after about two hours of messing around with the stick on the rink, I’m impressed. The RS feels solid in your hands and offers a good feel for the puck. But this stick really excels at shooting where the puck really pops off the stick.<img src='/800/600/http/ledoarena.ru/image_goods/big/2019/08/78814_1.jpeg' /> Accuracy is good on wrist shots but less so on slapshots. Overall, I think most hockey players will be pleased with this purchase. </p> <p>Although our review starts here with our initial impressions, follow us in the weeks to come as we put this stick to the test in game situations to see how it holds up as we continue to put it through the grind. We will continue to assess many of the areas we have covered here and also get a better feel for the durability of the stick. Keep checking back for more!</p> <p>If you’re thinking about purchasing the Easton Stealth RS, head over to Inline and Ice Warehouse to grab one. You can get the clear or grip Stealth RS version for only $249.99.<br/></p> <h2><span class="ez-toc-section" id="DISCONTINUED_2018_Easton_STEALTH_FLEX_Composite_Fastpitch_Softball_Bat,_11_Drop,_21/4_in_Barrel,_FP18SF11"></span>DISCONTINUED 2018 Easton STEALTH FLEX Composite Fastpitch Softball Bat, -11 Drop, 2-1/4 in Barrel, FP18SF11<span class="ez-toc-section-end"></span></h2> <p><strong>FREE Ground Shipping to the Continental USA!</strong></p> <p>Available both stock/untouched and <strong>Heat Rolled with Progressive Pressure</strong> – choose your preference during checkout!</p> <ul><li>FLEX FLEXIBLE BARREL COMPRESSION for a softer barrel out of the wrapper</li> <li>TCT THERMO COMPOSITE TECHNOLOGY for a massive sweet spot and unmatched swing speed</li> <li>CXN ZERO TWO-PIECE CONNEXION TECHNOLOGY engineered for zero vibration and ultimate performance</li> <li>Ultra-thin 29/32″ handle with all new 1.2mm HYPERSKIN HELIX grip</li> <li>Certification: ASA, USSSA, NSA, ISA and ISF</li> <li>Diameter: 2-1/4 Inches</li> </ul><p>Are you ready to Flex More Power? The legendary Easton STEALTH is back, and it’s packing an all-new FLEX barrel design – an innovation that delivers more pop, improved feel and better overall performance through a softer and more flexible barrel design. The STEALTH FLEX -11 is an evenly balanced design for a faster swing speed, and 15% more barrel compression means more pop right out of the wrapper. The two-piece TCT Thermo Composite Technology and CXN ZERO technology reduce vibration and sting in a design with a bigger sweet spot than ever before. The ultra-thin 29/32” handle with 1.2mm HYPERSKIN grip provides stability through the hitting zone. The Easton STEALTH FLEX is certified at 98MPH for the ASA, USSSA, NSA, ISA, SSUSA and ISF.</p> <p>Manufacturing tolerances, performance considerations, and grip weight may cause variations from the listed weight.</p> <p><strong>OPTION GUIDE: Should I order this bat stock/untouched or Heat Rolled with Progressive Pressure?</strong><br/>If you order your new bat Heat Rolled with Progressive Pressure, it will be delivered to you completely and evenly broken in. This process adds 20-40ft of distance to your solid hits and adds 2-3 business days of lead time to your order. This process is undetectable, but if you plan to use the bat in an official game or event, you should verify legality with your league or sanctioning body. We (LongballBats.com) do not encourage the use of a Heat Rolled bat in any game or event where it is against the rules. The vast majority of new bats that we sell are Heat Rolled with Progressive Pressure. 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Indeed. This is what made the Haven revolutionary wheeled set when it hit the market in late 2010.Haven is equipped with a proprietary spoke nipple that is threaded internally (like a standard nipple) and externally. These external threads mate with a threaded rivet on the rim. Final result? Easton managed to get off with a lighter aluminum rim without sacrificing strength. The unique design also allowed for a true UST tubeless rig. No stripe bezel for futz at all. Nice. </p> <p> The patented nipples look, well, somewhat underwhelmed, but they were actually the key to helping Easton lose weight without losing strength.</p> <p> Another important consideration at the time was Haven’s size. Haven has a 21mm inner width that seemed completely cavernous four years ago. Indeed, most of the competition was still at 18 and 19 millimeters at the time, and while it would be ridiculous to assume that two or three extra millimeters between the bead hooks could make a difference at all, those few millimeters allowed you to connect the Shelter to the larger ( i.e. up to 2.5 inches) tires with much less twisting motion when cornering.</p> <p> But, you could say that it was then, and this is now. Hell can happen in four years. How is Haven stacking up against the competition now? </p> <p> Well, let’s start with their width – Haven is no longer the widest wheelset on a mountain. Not at all. Yes, the Haven still loves bigger sweet tires, but you get better sidewall support from the wider models. <strong> In 2012, Syntace blew up doors from a wider and better market with their W35 and W40 models – </strong> rims that offered the XC weight off a rim that looked like it was on a DH bike.Since then, Specialized, Ibis and many other companies have jumped into the wide end of this pool. </p> <p> So if you’re looking for a really wide rim these days Haven trumps a lot of wheelsets that have nearly 30 millimeters of inner width. Sure, the Haven is wide enough to suit most people’s tastes, but if you want to turn that knob 11, there are better options. Personally, I crossed my fingers in the hopes that Easton would soon debut in the wider Haven because everything else in that wheelbase is still as solid as all hell.</p> <p> The first generation M1 hubs weren’t good – Easton updated them a long time ago and are now almost maintenance-free. They are also easily convertible from one axis standard to another. </p> <p> The first generation Haven wheel also wore a first generation M1 hub, which tended to loosen and then get shitty. Easton fixed this problem long ago. The M1 is now a very solid hub that requires little or no attention. The original center of the M1 was also a bit overwhelmed when it came time to try and mix and match wheels with different structures and forks – convertible axles weren’t a strong point on the original center.Easton, however, also improved the focus on this score. You can launch them with 15mm or 20mm thru axles in the front and old school QR or 142 × 12 in the rear. If you want to use a SRAM 1X system, then Havens will play nice too: Easton offers an XD driver enclosure for Haven. </p> <h3><span class="ez-toc-section" id="Advertising"></span> Advertising <span class="ez-toc-section-end"></span></h3> <p> Despite a couple of decades of mountain biking, I lack grace in a very big and unfortunate manner. This means that I can quickly engage the wheel.Haven, however, is doing surprisingly well. I’ve never had to fix the hesitation on mine. Ever. Crazy but true. However, my riding style is right in the middle of the Trail / All-Mountain section of the bell curve. If you are a super aggressive racer, you may have to reach for the wrench more often than I do. When you do, you don’t have to call five different bike shops to find a branded spoke wrench. While the Haven teats are unique, they pair with regular straight needles and use the garden variety SW-2.Nothing special … and it’s always good. </p> <p> While I always try to avoid saying “This is certainly cute!” (Because, actually, who cares?) I have to admit that the subtle black gloss on the matte black finish helps me … Big fan of Haven’s stealth cure. </p> <p> These are 27.5-inch (650b) tasteful Haven rims. They also make them in a 29-inch finish, and if you feel like spending a lot more money on a set of hoops (some people enjoy this sort of thing), you can win much lighter (220 grams) carbon versions.True, 200 grams is a significant weight saving, but at 1720 grams these things are far from being a dog (especially when you consider that you don’t need to add rim strips or sponge to them). </p> <p> There are lighter wheels on the market, and some are lighter and less expensive, but I haven’t found one as durable as the Easton Haven. This is why I continue to manage these things, although I would like them to become wider in the future. I’m not the kind of guy to rip components apart and turn wrenches – Haven has got me out of trouble with both fist riding and an almost nonexistent maintenance regime.This means a lot in my book. </p> <p> <strong> More Wheel Reviews: </strong> </p> <p> Palmer’s Choice: Reynolds Blacklable 27.5 AM Wheels </p> <p> Tested: Stan NoTubes ZTR Valor Carbon Wheels </p> <p> Review: SRAM Roam 60 Wheelset </p> 90,000 AiF Krasnodar: news and main events in the Krasnodar Territory at </h2> <p> Question answer </p> <p> The Central Bank will continue to raise the key rate, experts predict. 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