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March 9th, 2007
Swingin' the SMART Stick
Abstract:
In May 2006, Easton introduced its most advanced baseball technology to date, called the Stealth Comp CNT.
The Stealth Comp CNT features composite carbon nanotube technology that helps distribute power throughout the length of the barrel and allows for an increased sweet spot on the bat. The new bat is one of many in a new era of college baseball that is quite different from the past.
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