Questions and Answers for Anderson Ignite FP: IFP Fastpitch
What size bat do you recommend for my 9 year old daughter? She was using a 27" 17oz last year but it seemed a little small.
For the Anderson Ignite FP: IFP Fastpitch bat and all others, our Bat Coach would suggest about a 29" bat. You can choose to go one size larger or smaller if it is more comfortable.
My daughter is on 2 10u teams. She took hitting and pitching lessons this past fall and winter. She is 87 lbs and 4' 7". She is using a 31" 20oz. Easton Synergy bat now. I want to get an Anderson Ignite FP: IFP. Would 32" 21oz. be ok?
For your daughters height and weight I do not recommend going up to a 32" Anderson Ignite FP: IFP Fastpitch yet. It would be okay to go up in weight, but keep the length at a 31".
Does this bat come in a newer model than 2011?
Yes. This bat (Anderson Ignite FP: IFP) is a 2012 model.
Is this bat 2012 or 2013?
The Anderson Ignite FP: IFP Fastpitch bat was released in the fall of 2011.
My daughter is on a 10u team and is a small player. Decent bat speed but not much power. I'm wondering if the Ignite would be a better choice vs. the 2013 Easton FS3. Thanks.
The Anderson Ignite FP: IFP Fastpitch bat will come in -11 sizing. It will feature an Ergonomic Weldless Knob. It will be Single Wall All-Metal Alloy. It also features a lower MOI, which means her swing speed will be improved. The bat will have a 12 month warranty through Anderson. This bat will perform nicely. The 2013 Easton FS3 will come in -11.5 sizing. It will have a full 400 day warranty through Easton. This bat will be more balanced than the Ignite. This bat will be a Two-Piece model featuring all Composite material. It will require a break-in period of 100-200 swings off of a tee or hitting soft toss while rotating that barrel in the hand. This bat is a PREBOOK and will ship out on November 14, 2012.
Is this bat ISF approved?
Yes, the Anderson Ignite is approved for play in ISF as well as ASA, USSSA, NSA, and ISA.
Will the Ignite be legal for ASA in 2013?
Yes. The Anderson Ignite will be legal for ASA in 2013.
Will the Anderson Ignite bat be legal in 2013?
Yes. The Anderson Ignite has the 1.20 BPF USSSA Stamp.
Is the Anderson Ignite a better choice than the Anderson KFP for a power hitter?
Both the Anderson Ignite and the Anderson KFP are suited for power hitters. You really can't go wrong with either bat. The KFP is slightly end loaded.
How does this bat compare to the 2010 compare to the Techzilla??
Anderson made upgrades in their aluminum alloy technology since 2010. The Ignite is going to be one of their top sellers
I am new to the fast pitch softball world. My daughter is 12 yrs. She is a big girl. She just started batting lessons. Her coach suggested to start looking at 32 length and no more than 22oz. I don't know the difference between bat types( single wall, composite) Are they all plastic/part??
This is a single wall alloy bat, there isn't any plastic on the bat. I would suggest a 32 inch 21 oz.
Is this bat better used for fastpitch or slowpitch?
It will be better used in fastpitch softball.
I want to know which Anderson bat is built for the best performance, I need a comparison between the ignite FP bat and the Rocket tech bat, and whitch Anderson bat is just flat out better than the Worth 454, if you can provide me with all the information I need, I will buy the better bat.
By Anderson's standards, the NanoTek is their top-of-the-line and best performing bat followed by the RockeTech, TechZilla, Ignite and KFP in that order. It's hard to say if any Anderson will flat out, out-perform the 454 from Worth. I've heard great things about the 454 so far and it is a high-performing bat. It would be very difficult to recommend many bats over the new 454s. Based on feedback though, I would put the 454 on par with the NanoTek and RockeTech in terms of performance.
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