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Some bats are built to sell. The Onyx Cyborg Edition was built to say something! It's Gary Chaney's signature senior bat, and Onyx designed it as a tribute to the men and women who serve, honoring the strength, sacrifice, and dedication of our military and first responders in the graphics and the spirit of the bat. Plenty of senior softball dugouts are full of veterans, retired firefighters, and former cops, and the Cyborg Edition was made with them in mind. But Onyx didn't let the message get in the way of the mission; under the tribute is a 13 inch senior barrel with a half ounce end load, built for powerful performance and a smooth barrel feel through the zone, and it carries the SSUSA stamp that gets it into the tournaments senior players actually travel to.
Onyx is one of the up-and-coming names in slowpitch, a brand that builds exclusively for the USSSA and senior games with high-quality composite in both one-piece and two-piece designs, and the Cyborg Edition is a two-piece. That matters on a senior bat with an end load, because the connection between handle and barrel takes the sting out of a mishit over a four-game Saturday while the 13 inch barrel gives a hitter plenty of hitting surface to find. The half ounce load sits right in the middle of the senior spectrum: enough extra mass to add carry when you square one up, not so much that a senior hitter has to rebuild his swing around it. And Onyx offers it in an unusually wide range of weights, from 24 all the way to 30 ounces, which means the lighter-swinging contact hitter and the heaviest hitter on the roster can both swing the same bat. Approved for SSUSA and ISA senior play, and sold like most senior bats, without a manufacturer's warranty.
Smaller brands like Onyx build some of the most interesting senior bats in the game, and they're also the ones you want to buy from a shop that knows them. LongballBats.com has been the Bat Performance Experts since 2016, our staff carries more than 100 years of combined baseball and softball experience, and we carry senior bats from Onyx, Anonymous, Short Porch, Anarchy, DeMarini, and the rest of the brands senior players trust. Tell us what you swing now, how you hit, and what you want more of, and we'll tell you straight whether the Cyborg Edition's 13 inch two-piece build and half ounce load fit your swing, and which of those seven weights is the right one. Buy the right bat once; we'll help you find it!
- Gary Chaney Signature Edition senior slowpitch bat
- Sport: Slowpitch Softball
- Brand: Onyx
- Barrel Diameter: 2-1/4 inch, the largest allowed per stamp
- Barrel Length: 13 inch for a long hitting surface and a forgiving sweet spot
- Certification: SSUSA and ISA approved for senior softball leagues and tournaments
- Cyborg Edition tribute design honoring the strength, sacrifice, and dedication of military members and first responders
- Two-piece composite construction for a smooth feel and reduced vibration on mishits
- Engineered for powerful performance and smooth barrel feel through the zone, per Onyx
- Half ounce (.5 oz) end load for added carry without a heavy swing
- Sharp gray and black colorway
- No manufacturer's warranty, consistent with senior softball bats across the category
- Year Released: 2026
- Adding our Heat Roll with Progressive Pressure to your order may cause decertification, check with the governing body of your league for clarification
Manufacturing tolerances, performance considerations, and grip weight may cause variations from the listed weight.
QUESTION: Should I order this bat stock/untouched or Heat Rolled with Progressive Pressure?
ANSWER: If you order your new bat Heat Rolled with Progressive Pressure, it will be delivered to you completely and evenly broken in. This process adds 20-40ft of distance to your solid hits, increases consistency, improves durability and adds 2-3 business days of lead time to your order. If you plan to use the bat in an official game or event, please verify the legality of our process with your league or sanctioning body before use. We (LongballBats.com) do not encourage the use of a Heat Rolled bat in any game or event where it is against the rules. Click here for details about our process!
QUESTION: What makes the Cyborg Edition a tribute bat?
ANSWER: Onyx designed the Cyborg Edition as more than a piece of equipment. It's built to honor the strength, sacrifice, and dedication of those who serve, with graphics and a theme dedicated to our military and first responders. Senior softball has a lot of players who spent their careers in uniform, and the Cyborg Edition is a bat they can carry to the plate with some meaning behind it. It's also Gary Chaney's signature model, so it carries a senior player's name alongside the tribute. The performance is standard Onyx senior quality. The message is what sets it apart.
QUESTION: Is the Cyborg Edition a one-piece or a two-piece bat?
ANSWER: Two-piece. Onyx builds its senior bats in both one-piece and two-piece designs from high-quality composite, and the Cyborg Edition is a two-piece model, which pairs well with its 13 inch barrel and half ounce end load. The two-piece connection cuts the vibration that reaches the hands on off-center contact, which a lot of senior hitters prefer for comfort over a long tournament day, while the end load keeps real mass behind the ball. If you want the direct feedback of a one-piece instead, Onyx and several other brands we carry build those too, and we can point you to one.
QUESTION: Which leagues is the Cyborg Edition legal in?
ANSWER: Onyx lists the Cyborg Edition as approved for SSUSA and ISA senior play, which covers Senior Softball USA leagues and tournaments, ISA senior events, and local senior leagues that follow those bat lists. It's a senior bat, so it's not legal in USA/ASA or USSSA open division slowpitch. Onyx does not list USSSA Senior or NSA approval for this model, so if you play in a USSSA Senior or NSA senior event, check the approved bat list with your tournament director before you swing it.
