The #1 name in baseball is Louisville Slugger. And, for good reason.

Louisville Slugger is the official bat of Major League Baseball, has a 130+ year storied history, and still crafts some of the best bats in the game. Each year, the company creates baseball bats and softball bats for each age and category. JustBats.com reviews some of the best 2018 Louisville Slugger bats based on player feedback.

Fun fact: the Amateur Softball Association (ASA) established the first unified set of rules for softball. Despite being formed in 1933, ASA was recognized as the National Governing body of softball by the United States Olympic Committee in 1978.

Such honors have led to ASA presiding over 87 local associations, as well as countless leagues and sanctioned tournaments. Naturally, these slowpitch players need an approved ASA bat. That's why JustBats.com collected feedback from players and customers to provide the three (3) best ASA slowpitch bats 2018 edition.

*UPDATE*

You asked for it and we delivered! JustBats.com now offers bat personalization on over 90% of our bats! This includes: DeMarini, Marucci, and Wood bats!

Whether you play baseball, tee ball, fastpitch, or slowpitch, you can now add a personal touch to your bat without breaking the bank.  

When you step up to the plate, you should stand out, right?

For years, customers and players have asked us for the ability to customize their baseball bat or softball bat at an affordable price. Custom bat builders -- such as DeMarini's and Louisville Slugger's -- provide a personalized bat, but at a premium cost. Now, learn about what we provide at JustBats.com at an affordable price.

When Ray DeMarini built his bat-making company in 1989, his expertise was softball. He hosted a series of instructional softball videos on ESPN and DeMarini stormed on to the scene with the world's first multi-wall bat in 1993.

Softball bats have been where DeMarini has set trends because they tirelessly chase perfection through their ever-evolving technology. From the new CF Zen to the CF Insane to the new Carbon Candy, JustBats.com takes a look at all seven (7) of the new 2019 DeMarini softball bats.

Ever since their inception in 2017, DeMarini's CF Zen bat series has been a fan favorite.

Sure, the bats push the envelope (re: USSSA Baseball Bans DeMarini CF Zen), but players love the results. With DeMarini recently launching their 2019 CF Zen bats, JustBats.com has collected customer feedback on the 2019 DeMarini CF Zen (-10) USSSA baseball bat -- the player favorite in the new youth baseball bat lineup.

Until the 1970s, baseball games relied on only wood bats. When the first metal bats were introduced to the game in the 1970s, the light, durable, and easy-to-use bats that could hit a ball much further than a wooden bat became an instant success.

Now, every major bat manufacturer produces aluminum baseball bats. JustBats.com collected customer reviews and player feedback and now we can present the seven (7) best 2018 metal baseball bats. 

Cat got your tongue?

The ever-popular Marucci CAT baseball bat series is growing. That's because Marucci will release the much-anticipated Marucci CAT 8 bats. In June 2018, the vendor will officially release eleven (11) baseball bats two years after the launch of the CAT 7. JustBats.com received some exciting details about the bats, so we wanted to share.

In 1993, the slow pitch softball world welcomed titanium bats. Vendors, such as Easton, Louisville Slugger, and Worth, all produced bats made of this dense metal to the delight of softball players.

But, given performance standard and safety issues, the bats became obsolete in a short period. However, despite the short existence, titanium softball bats impacted softball. JustBats.com details the ins-and-outs of titanium bats and how they helped to change the game.

Big time hitters at any age dream about driving in the game-winning run, hitting a walk-off home run in the postseason, and even striking fear in an opponent by being intentionally walked. But the benchmark that all hitters try to achieve in their careers is hitting for the cycle.

The cycle? Like a bicycle? What does a bicycle have anything to do with baseball? No need to worry, we have you covered on all of the hitting for the cycle information here at JustBats.com. Are you ready?

The flagship design in Easton's 2018 slow pitch lineup is, without a doubt, the Fire Flex.

If you're a USSSA player who wants a boomstick that provides powerful performance with unmatched consistency, look no further. For the 2018 season, there's no better Easton option at the plate than the Fire Flex slow pitch softball bats. So, let's get down to the nitty-gritty and highlight what makes these softball bats so great.