Z-Core Speed TORQ Review

As we cover in our
2017 Easton Z-Core Speed Review, the Speed line from Easton is a single piece aluminum built with an ultra light swing in mind. Although not quite as light as the Beast, the Z-Core Speed is as light as any single piece aluminum on the market. It also boasts a remarkably sized barrel for a single piece alloy bat.
The TORQ version is literally the same exact bat with a spinning lower handle. It only comes in 33 and 34-inch lengths, and because of the TORQ, has a different grip structure on the bottom hand. Other than those features, expect the same exact performance.
Z-Core Hybrid TORQ Review

As we cover in our
2017 Easton Z-Core Hybrid Review, the Hybrid is a two-piece bat with a middle of the road swing weight. It is built for the player that prefers the buttery smash of a two-piece stick, but likes the aluminum barrel's ping, durability, and hot out of the wrapper performance. It is the easiest way to get the largest aluminum barrel possible.
The Z-Core Hybrid is exactly the same with the obvious exception of the spinning handle. It also only comes in a 33 and 34 inch size and has a different grip structure due to the TORQ element.
Beast TORQ Review

As we cover in our
2017 Easton Beast Review, the Beast is Easton's flagship two-piece composite baseball bat. This beauty took the world by storm just a few years back and the bat market has not been the same since. We named the 2017 Beast as our
Best 2017 Baseball Bat for a reason.
The TORQ versions of the Beast are exactly like their non-TORQ counterparts with the exception of the spinning handle. The offering is not as large in the TORQ. Lengths are fewer and the options are only in the drop 5 and 8 2 5/8, drop 10 2 3/4 and BBCOR. But for those who have equivalent sizing, expect the same impressive barrel performance and swing weight.