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A young hitter’s first Ghost is a big moment, and the Dreamy Era -11 is the one built for it! The 2027 Easton Ghost Unlimited Dreamy Era -11, model EFP6GUD11, is the lighter of the two Dreamy One drops in Easton’s limited edition Ghost Era collection: the one-piece Ghost Unlimited in a pastel purple-to-blue iridescent fade with metallic blue Unlimited lettering, a periwinkle knob, and a white grip, the calm, confident look in a series Easton built around the idea that the most important thing you bring to the field is you. The -11 puts that bat at a weight a 10U, 12U, or younger 14U hitter can swing with real bat speed, from a 29 inch, 18 ounce bat for a hitter just moving up to a full-size Ghost to a 33 inch, 22 ounce bat for a strong 14U player who isn’t ready for the -10’s extra ounce. It’s a real Ghost Unlimited, not a youth version: the same Double Barrel EXT, the same Sonic Comp Pro composite, and the same balanced swing as the bats in the high school and college dugouts. For the same look an ounce heavier, the Ghost Unlimited Dreamy Era -10 runs 30 to 34 inches, and the Ghost Unlimited Radiant Era -11 and Wild Era -11 are the same bat in Easton’s two other Era personalities.
What makes a Ghost Unlimited work for a young hitter is that Easton designed its forgiveness into the barrel and the handle instead of relying on a two-piece joint. The patented Double Barrel EXT is a barrel-in-a-barrel, with the outer composite wall flexing at contact and the inner wall driving it back, engineered as the Ghost lineup’s longest barrel and built for explosive pop from end to end no matter the length or drop, so a ball caught an inch off the sweet spot still jumps. The composite is Sonic Comp Pro, which Easton calls its most advanced composite ever, responsible for the unmistakable Ghost sound and built to hold up through a full season. The VRS1 Lightweight Internal Connection Point is a reimagined internal junction between the inner and outer barrels, paired with handle stiffness fine-tuned to each length and drop, so the 29 and 30 inch -11s swing a little softer than the 33 to suit the smaller hitter carrying them, and mishit vibration is reduced without losing the solid feel at contact. The Power Boost Soft Knob improves bottom-hand comfort, adds leverage, and cuts more vibration, which matters for a hitter who’s still learning to keep her hands relaxed through contact, and the Flow-Tack grip gives the thin handle cushion and tack. The barrel is 2-1/4 inches with a concave end cap, the swing weight is balanced, and the bat is dual stamped for USA Softball and USSSA (fastpitch only), with NSA, ISA, and WBSC approvals, which Easton sums up as all-association certified; it’s legal for NFHS high school play under the USA Softball stamp. Available in 29"/18oz, 30"/19oz, 31"/20oz, 32"/21oz, and 33"/22oz, backed by Easton’s one year warranty.
The hardest bat to buy well is the one a kid is going to grow out of, and that describes every hitter shopping a -11 Ghost. LongballBats.com has been the Bat Performance Experts since 2016, our staff brings more than 100 years of combined baseball and softball experience to youth and travel fastpitch fitting, and we’ve had our hands on tens of thousands of bats, a good many of them Ghosts, so we know whether a 10-year-old belongs in the 29 or the 30, when a 12-year-old is ready for the 31, and when it’s time to leave the -11 behind. We carry every Ghost Era, the Dreamy One, the Radiant One, and the Wild One in every drop Easton makes, alongside the full 2026 Ghost Unlimited lineup, the Ghost OG, and the Ghost Advanced, with sold-out Ghost colorways landing in our Rare Finds section, so when we recommend the Dreamy -11 it’s because it fits your hitter and not because it’s the size we have left. Tell us her height, weight, age, current bat, and how she hits, and we’ll tell you straight whether the Dreamy Era -11 is her bat, which length to order, and how long it’ll fit her. Call or email us and we’ll get her set!
- Brand: Easton
- Sport: Fastpitch Softball
- Model: Ghost Unlimited Dreamy Era, -11 drop, EFP6GUD11, the Dreamy One in Easton’s limited edition Ghost Era collection, endorsed by Bri Ellis
- Certification: Dual stamped for USA Softball and USSSA (fastpitch only), plus NSA, ISA, and WBSC; legal for NFHS high school play under the USA Softball stamp
- College note: Easton states the -11 is not approved for college play; college hitters should swing the Dreamy Era -10
- Barrel Diameter: 2-1/4 inch, the largest allowed per stamp
- Drop: -11, the lightest Dreamy Era, for younger and developing hitters building bat speed
- One-piece composite construction: a stiff, connected feel with the Ghost’s signature pop and no two-piece joint
- Double Barrel EXT: Easton’s patented inner-and-outer barrel design, the longest barrel in the Ghost lineup, engineered for explosive pop end to end at every length and drop
- Sonic Comp Pro composite: Easton’s most advanced composite ever, built for the Ghost sound and a full season of use
- VRS1 Lightweight Internal Connection Point: a reimagined internal junction between the inner and outer barrels that reduces vibration on mishits while keeping a solid feel at contact
- Tuned handle stiffness: fine-tuned for each length and drop, softer in the shorter sizes a young hitter swings
- Flow-Tack grip: cushion and tack on the thin handle for bat speed and control
- Power Boost Soft Knob: improved bottom-hand comfort with more leverage and vibration reduction
- Concave end cap
- Swing Weight: Balanced, so the bat stays quick and easy to control for a smaller hitter
- Limited Edition "From Dream to Dirt" colorway: pastel purple-to-blue iridescent fade with metallic blue graphics, a periwinkle knob, and a white grip
- Available sizes: 29"/18oz, 30"/19oz, 31"/20oz, 32"/21oz, 33"/22oz
- One year manufacturer's warranty from Easton
- Year Released: 2026
- Adding our ProMAX Break-In Service 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/Mass Index.
If you love to nerd out on details like we do, you can read all about the Ghost Unlimited ERAS Drop here on our blog!
QUESTION: Should I order this bat stock/untouched or Professionally Broken In?
ANSWER: Brand new baseball and softball bats need to be broken in before they perform to their full potential. Our ProMAX Break-In Service adds 20-40ft of extra distance to your solid hits, improves the durability and longevity of the bat and increases the consistency of your results on solid hits, as well. 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 professionally broken in bat in any game or event where it is against the rules. Click here for details about our process and if you're in a hurry, opt for our "Front of Line" service!
QUESTION: Is the Dreamy Era -11 the same bat as the regular 2026 Ghost Unlimited -11?
ANSWER: Yes, under the paint. The Dreamy Era -11 is the 2026 Ghost Unlimited -11 with the Dreamy One artwork: the same one-piece composite, the same Double Barrel EXT, Sonic Comp Pro, VRS1 Lightweight Internal Connection Point, tuned handle, Power Boost Soft Knob, and Flow-Tack grip, the same balanced swing, the same 29 to 33 inch sizes, the same stamps, and the same one year warranty. Easton’s own comparison puts the Ghost Era Unlimited and the standard Unlimited side by side with identical construction, material, knob, and connection. So the decision between the Dreamy -11 and the standard -11 is purely about look and availability. The standard colorway will be around longer; the Dreamy is a limited run, and once a size sells through, it’s gone. If your hitter wants a Ghost that feels like hers, the Dreamy is the same trusted bat with a look she picked. If she just wants a Ghost, either one gets her there.
QUESTION: Why does Easton say the -11 isn’t approved for college play?
ANSWER: Because the NCAA approved bat list doesn’t carry any Ghost Era in a -11, and Easton flags it on its own spec sheet so nobody buys the wrong one. The NCAA list carries the Dreamy One in its -10 sizes, 32 through 34 inches, and the same pattern holds for the Radiant and the Wild: the -10s are listed, the -11s aren’t. In practice this almost never matters, because the hitters who swing a 29 to 33 inch -11 are 10U through 14U players, and by the time a hitter is playing college ball she’s swinging a -10 or heavier in a 32 or longer. Where it does matter is a high school junior or senior who wants a bat she can carry into college: she should be in the Dreamy Era -10, not the -11. For everything short of college, the -11 is fully legal: it carries the USA Softball stamp NFHS high school rules follow, plus USSSA fastpitch, NSA, ISA, and WBSC. As always, check your league’s current approved list before game day, and call us if you’re not sure which stamp your league follows.
QUESTION: What’s the difference between this Ghost Unlimited Dreamy -11 and the Ghost Youth Era Dreamy?
ANSWER: They share a name and a colorway, and that’s where it ends. Easton also makes a Ghost Youth Era Dreamy, a -11 one-piece alloy bat built for beginners at a fraction of the price, and it’s easy for a parent to mix them up online. The Ghost Unlimited Dreamy Era -11 is the full composite Ghost Unlimited: the Double Barrel EXT, Sonic Comp Pro, VRS1 connection, and the performance that makes the Ghost the most sought-after bat in fastpitch. The Youth Era Dreamy is an alloy bat with none of that technology, built for a 7 or 8 year old learning to make contact, and it’s the right bat for her. The right question is which hitter you have. A travel ball player who’s facing real pitching, who’s going to swing this bat in tournaments, and who can take care of a composite, belongs in the Unlimited. A rec league beginner who’s still learning to hit the ball at all belongs in the Youth, and she’ll grow into the Unlimited in a couple of seasons. If you’re not sure where your hitter sits, tell us her age and league and we’ll point you to the right one.
QUESTION: How should a young hitter take care of her first composite bat?
ANSWER: Three habits will keep a Ghost Unlimited performing for a long time, and they’re worth teaching early. First, keep it out of the cold: composite stiffens and gets brittle as the temperature drops, and that’s when barrels crack, so below about 60 degrees Fahrenheit she should swing an alloy practice bat and save the Dreamy for warm games. Second, hit only regulation leather softballs with it, never dimpled pitching machine balls, rubber cage balls, or waterlogged balls, all of which are harder than game balls and will damage a composite barrel. Third, rotate the bat a quarter turn each swing so the barrel wears evenly instead of developing one tired spot; the logo is a handy reference. A bat bag that keeps it out of a hot trunk helps too. Easton backs the Dreamy Era -11 with a one year warranty from the date of purchase covering defects. Cold-weather damage, cage-ball damage, and alterations typically aren’t covered.
