ABOUT THIS MODEL:  A bat fit for a legend – the Kyle Pearson Inferno is the preferred blend of the barrel, handle, and endload used by the USSSA conference superstar himself. The 12” barrel delivers the perfect weighting and whip – while the MAXLOADED barrel creates the best possible collision efficiency upon contact.  Pair that with the Hyperflex barrel tech and Flared handle that put Axe on the map, and you’re left with a true slowpitch conference-level masterpiece.   BASIC SPECIFICATIONS: Length: 34" Weight(s): 26.5 oz. & 27.5 oz. Drop Weight: [-6.5], [-7.5] Category: USSSA Slowpitch Barrel Length: 12” w/ 1.5 oz. Endload Barrel Diameter: 2-1/4” Construction Class: 2-Piece Composite Barrel Material: Composite Handle Material: Composite Balance: Maxload Barrel Tech: HyperFlex Endcap: HyperWhip Connection Type: VCS Axe Handle Type(s): Flared Slowpitch FLARED AXE HANDLE:  The Flared Axe Slowpitch Handle allows for maximum grip freedom, and ultimate leverage – in the words of Kyle Pearson: “The handle design allows me to leave a finger off the knob while still fitting in my palm nicely - very comfortable and agile.”  BARREL TECHNOLOGY: The Maxloaded swing weight combined with the 12” barrel allows for a lethal combination of hand speed.  In the words of Kyle Pearson: “For me, it's getting my hands out in front and letting the bat do the work. The end load allows me to get the barrel out more and use that extra weight to my advantage. The sledgehammer effect.”  Experience the sledgehammer effect (patent pending) for yourself! The Kyle Pearson Inferno model will turn contact hitters into power hitters.  When asked about the biggest difference between Axe and his previous gamers, he said, “The performance aspect is huge. I wouldn't consider myself a big homerun hitter but the confidence the Axe gives me allows me to go out there and be my very best. I am now hitting balls further and harder than ever before! It’s a huge confidence boost knowing I have the best of the best in my hands. Even if the wind is blowing hard in, I know I can just keep my head down and let it rip.”