Easton baseball bats are among the brands being sought in the market for youth and adult baseball games. This specific brand features composite, aluminum, hybrid and even 1-piece and 2-piecee designs. For this article, the Stealth Speed 75 and 95 would be reviewed. The number 75 and 95 after the model name stand for the flex rating of the baseball bat. The higher the number of the flex rates, the stiffer the baseball bat. Between the two models, the Stealth Speed 95 has stiffer handle than the Stealth Speed 75.

Though composite bats are now banned for college games, these Stealth bats are still being used in amateur baseball. These 2-piece Stealth Speed 75 and 95 are made using CNX technology of Easton with Moment of Inertia (M.O.I.) of 80. This M.O.I. indicates the swing weight of the baseball bat where the center of gravity can be modified with the handling of the bat. The higher the M.O.I. of the baseball bat, the higher the swing weight that makes it most likely to be end-loaded. These Stealth Speed 75 and 95 are somewhat end-loaded that means the center of gravity is far from the handle making it heavier when swung.