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I own a softball bat. It is exaclty 31 inches long and 21 ounces. I first came accros my bat when i had broke my last one. In the beginning i didn’t want this bat i thought it wasn’t going to feel the same as my last one. Once Demarini shipped it to my house I felt so happy. Once i saw the USPS man at my door, I ran to grab my bat and when I opened it I couldn’t stop smiling. It was so pretty. All the colors were bright and smooth. After my first game that all changes. I had already chipped the metal got the grip dirty and made a smudge from amazing triple I hit in my first at bat. On many places on the bat the paint has been chipped, from me hitting my cleats on my bat to get the dirt off. My bat in not end loaded like many other bats. When
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