2019 Easton Ghost USSSA Double Barrel Review

Updated October 1, 2023

The 2019 version of the Ghost Double Barrel is a USSSA/NSA certified bat. IT DOES NOT WORK FOR NCAA OR HIGH SCHOOL fastpitch. This is the Gold/Black version of the bat. Those looking for the Easton Ghost Double in a ASA/High School/NCAA league should look at the 2018 version of the bat. This is the Blue/Black version of the bat.

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2019 Ghost Double Barrel Models

We hit with, and measured all sorts of items on, the 2019 Easton Ghost Double Barrel fastpitch bat. Our bigger hitters, those with power, really liked the bat. Fitting, since our swing weight measurements showed it one of the heaviest swinging drop 10 fastpitch bats on the market. Smaller hitters also liked the sound and the connection piece. We took their feedback, all the data we gathered and everything we read online about the bat to make this 2019 Easton Ghost Double Barrel Review.

General Recommendations

At the price point ($350) you have a lot of options in the fastpitch space. Nearly every serious bat you can find for that price. And, if you're up for getting last year's model, it's probable you can save several dollars off that price. That said, those who should lean towards the Easton Ghost Double barrel are ones who need or prefer an endloaded bat. Our measurements of the Easton Ghost Double Barrel showed it to swing 13% heavier than the 2019 Slugger LXT of the same (32/22) size. 13% is a considerable difference and noticeable.

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2019 Easton Ghost Double vs 2018 Easton Ghost Double

The only (And Biggest) difference between the 2018 and 2019 versions of the bat are the certifications.

2018: High School/NCAA bat that is ASA certified. This bat is NOT USSSA certified. This is the Blue/Black version.
2019: USSSA bat that is NOT ASA certified. This bat will NOT work in the NCAA or most High School regulation leagues.

Other than the certification, there are not many changes in the bat's construction. That is, they both use the Connection+ for the two-piece design and are made of composite. They both also cost about the same too.