1 – The Mako Realtree does NOT come with the 360 Torq rotation AND 2 – The Mako Realtree is end loaded and still has a long barrel design (the Mako Torq only has a long barrel design with its balanced models, not its end loaded models). The Mako Realtree is basically a Mako Torq with a different paint job, but has 2 main structural differences. The Mako Realtree from Easton, making its debut in the slowpitch world as well, comes in as the #2 bat in the Mako series.
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Also, the Mako Torq is Brett Helmer’s 2015 Pro Model bat.Ģ015 Easton Mako Realtree Slowpitch Softball Bat $349.95 The rotation can go either way, making it good for both right & left-handed hitters. In short, your squaring up more pitches – more often. So, as you swing the Torq, your bottom hand will easily rotate along with the bottom of the handle, allowing you to have the most comfortable & complete swing into and out of the hitting zone. What separates the Torq from the rest of the pack is the 360 Technology located along the gauze grip at the bottom of the handle, which is placed specifically where your bottom hand grips the bat (see 2nd image on the right). The CXN piece, returning from last year, centers the barrel-to-handle connection and is going to reduce vibration and redirect contact energy back to the sweet spot upon impact. The Torq is made as a 2-piece, constructed with Easton’s top of the line 100% TCT Composite.
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Models: Balanced/USSSA, Balanced/ASA, Loaded/USSSA, Loaded/ASAĪlready introduced to baseball and fastpitch softball, this is the Mako Torq’s 1st crack at slowpitch softball. We’re going to dive into each bats construction, design, strengths & everything in between so you can be as informed as possible.Ī lot of the talk will be about the Mako Torq making its way into the world of slowpitch softball, so let’s start there…Ģ015 Easton Mako Torq Slowpitch Softball Bat $399.95 Another year, another release of sick slowpitch bats from Easton.
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