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The Radiant Era -10 is the Ghost for the hitter who wants the whole park to know which bat just hit that ball. The 2027 Easton Ghost Unlimited Radiant Era -10, model EFP6GUR10, is the heavier of the two Radiant One drops in Easton’s limited edition Ghost Era collection, and it’s the brightest design in the series: a pink, peach, and blue gradient with metallic white Unlimited lettering and a pink grip, built, as Easton puts it, for players who refuse to disappear into the dugout. Beneath the color is the one-piece Ghost Unlimited, the bat that’s defined serious fastpitch for years, with the Double Barrel EXT, Sonic Comp Pro composite, and balanced -10 swing weight that make it the most popular drop in the Ghost line. It’s offered in 30 through 34 inches, which covers everyone from a strong 12U hitter in a 30 to a college hitter in a 34, and it’s the Radiant that’s on the NCAA approved bat list in its 32 inch and longer sizes. For the same look in a lighter bat, the Ghost Unlimited Radiant Era -11 runs 29 to 32 inches; for the same bat in Easton’s regular colorway, there’s the standard 2026 Ghost Unlimited -10; and the Wild Era -10 and Dreamy Era -10 give you the same one-piece Unlimited in different moods.
The Ghost Unlimited is a one-piece composite, and the Radiant -10 carries everything Easton does to make a one-piece feel this good. The patented Double Barrel EXT is a barrel-in-a-barrel: the outer wall flexes at contact and the inner wall drives it back, producing the Ghost’s pop and its signature sound, and Easton redesigned it an inch longer than a standard Ghost barrel, making it the longest in the Ghost lineup, with a larger hitting area and a bigger sweet spot that performs from end to end. The composite is Sonic Comp Pro, Easton’s most advanced Ghost composite, built to be more durable over a long season and to deliver the iconic Ghost sound heard on every field. The VRS1 Connection is an internal junction between the inner and outer barrels that fine-tunes handle stiffness and reduces vibration on mishits while keeping a solid feel at contact, and Easton tunes that stiffness for each length and drop, so the 30 inch -10 swings a touch softer than the 34 to suit the hitter who carries it. The Power Boost Soft Knob gives the bottom hand more leverage and comfort with a bit more vibration reduction, and the ultra-thin 29/32 inch handle wears a Flow-Tack grip for cushion and tack. The barrel is 2-1/4 inches, the swing weight is balanced, and the bat is dual stamped for USA Softball and USSSA (fastpitch only), with NSA, ISA, and WBSC approvals, legal for NFHS high school play, and listed on the NCAA approved bat list in 32, 33, and 34 inches. Available in 30"/20oz, 31"/21oz, 32"/22oz, 33"/23oz, and 34"/24oz, backed by Easton’s one year warranty.
A 32 inch -10 and a 33 inch -10 are the two most popular high school fastpitch sizes in the country, and with the Radiant -10 also running down to a 30, the difference between the right size and the wrong one is the difference between a hitter who’s on time all season and one who isn’t. LongballBats.com has been the Bat Performance Experts since 2016, our staff brings more than 100 years of combined baseball and softball experience to travel, high school, and college fastpitch fitting, and we’ve handled tens of thousands of bats, a good share of them Ghost Unlimiteds, so we know how the 30 through 34 swing next to each other and which hitter belongs in each. 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 we’ll put your hitter in the right Radiant instead of the one that’s left in stock. Tell us her height, weight, age, current bat, and whether she’s a gap hitter or a power hitter, and we’ll tell you straight whether the Radiant Era -10 is her bat and which length to order. Call or email us and we’ll get it right!
- Brand: Easton
- Sport: Fastpitch Softball
- Model: Ghost Unlimited Radiant Era, -10 drop, EFP6GUR10, the Radiant One in Easton’s limited edition Ghost Era collection, endorsed by Maya Brady
- Certification: Dual stamped for USA Softball and USSSA (fastpitch only), plus NSA, ISA, and WBSC; legal for NFHS high school play
- College: listed on the NCAA approved softball bat list in 32, 33, and 34 inches; the 30 and 31 inch sizes are built for travel and high school play
- Barrel Diameter: 2-1/4 inch, the largest allowed per stamp
- Drop: -10, the most popular fastpitch drop, for travel ball, high school, and college hitters who want mass behind the ball with a quick swing
- 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, redesigned and an inch longer for the longest barrel in the Ghost lineup, a larger hitting area, and a bigger sweet spot
- Sonic Comp Pro composite: Easton’s most advanced and most durable Ghost composite, built for the Ghost sound and a full season of use
- VRS1 Connection: an internal junction between the inner and outer barrels that fine-tunes handle stiffness and reduces vibration on mishits while keeping a solid feel at contact
- Tuned handle stiffness: engineered for each length and drop
- Ultra-thin 29/32 inch handle with Flow-Tack grip: cushion and tack in a thin profile for bat speed and control
- Power Boost Soft Knob: more leverage and bottom-hand comfort with reduced vibration
- Concave end cap
- Swing Weight: Balanced, for bat speed and barrel control
- Limited Edition Radiant One colorway: pink, peach, and blue gradient with metallic white graphics and a pink grip, with Easton’s "Own Your Glow. Play Radiant." tagline
- Available sizes: 30"/20oz, 31"/21oz, 32"/22oz, 33"/23oz, 34"/24oz
- 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 Ghost Unlimited Radiant Era approved for college softball?
ANSWER: Yes, in the sizes a college hitter would swing. The Radiant One -10 appears on the NCAA approved softball bat list in 32, 33, and 34 inches under its own Ghost Unlimited Era model number, so a college hitter can swing it in NCAA play. The 30 and 31 inch sizes don’t appear because the NCAA list doesn’t carry bats that short for any Era, not because of anything about the bat. That’s worth saying clearly, because the Era bats are listed separately from the standard Ghost Unlimited, and a coach or umpire checking the list needs to find the Era entry, not the regular one. The same list carries the Wild One and the Dreamy One in their -10 and heavier sizes, but it doesn’t include any -11 Era, so a hitter headed to college ball should be in a -10 Radiant, not the -11. For high school, NFHS rules follow the USA Softball stamp, which the Radiant carries along with USSSA, NSA, ISA, and WBSC. As always, confirm the current approved list for your conference or association before game day, since lists get updated, and call us if you’re not sure which stamp your league follows.
QUESTION: Should I get the Ghost Unlimited Radiant or the Ghost Advanced?
ANSWER: It comes down to one-piece versus two-piece. The Ghost Unlimited Radiant Era is the one-piece Ghost: a single composite piece from knob to end cap, with the VRS1 Connection and tuned handle managing vibration inside the barrel, which gives it a stiffer, more connected feel, more direct feedback, and the longest barrel in the Ghost lineup via the Double Barrel EXT. The Ghost Advanced is the two-piece Ghost, with a connection between barrel and handle that makes it the softest-feeling bat in the family and the most forgiving on mishits. Hitters who want maximum barrel, a direct feel at contact, and the confidence of knowing exactly where they hit the ball tend to prefer the Unlimited, and stronger high school and college hitters usually fall in that group. Hitters who want the smoothest possible swing, who get stung easily, or who are still developing their swing often do better in the Advanced. The Radiant look only exists on the Unlimited; the Advanced doesn’t come in a Ghost Era design. If she wants to glow, it’s the Unlimited.
QUESTION: What is Sonic Comp Pro, and what changed from the previous Ghost composite?
ANSWER: Sonic Comp Pro is the composite Easton uses in the current Ghost Unlimited, and it replaced the Sonic Comp Max that the previous generation used. The name tells you the two things Easton designed it for: sound and durability. “Sonic” is the Ghost’s signature crack at contact, which comes from the Double Barrel’s two walls working together and the composite’s response, and “Comp Pro” is Easton’s most advanced Ghost composite formula, engineered to be more durable than the Max it replaced so the barrel holds its performance through a full season of hard contact instead of fading by midsummer. In the hand, a hitter coming from an older Ghost will notice a more responsive barrel with the same unmistakable sound, and over a season she’ll notice it keeps doing it. Combined with the redesigned, inch-longer Double Barrel EXT and the handle tuned per length and drop, Sonic Comp Pro is the main reason the current Unlimited is the best version of the Ghost yet, and the Radiant Era gets all of it.
QUESTION: Should my hitter be in the Radiant -10 or the Radiant -11?
ANSWER: Pick by strength first, because the two overlap more than you’d expect. The Radiant -10 comes in 30 through 34 inches at 20 through 24 ounces; the Radiant -11 comes in 29 through 32 at 18 through 21. That means a hitter who’s a 30, 31, or 32 can go either way, and the only difference at her length is one ounce: a 31 inch -10 is a 21, a 31 inch -11 is a 20. A strong 12U or 14U hitter with proven bat speed, who drives the ball and isn’t late on good velocity, can take that ounce as mass in the -10. A younger, smaller, or developing hitter who wins with bat speed should stay in the -11, and if she’s a 29, the -11 is the only Radiant that fits her anyway. Above 32 inches the -10 is the only option, and it’s also the Radiant on the NCAA list. The sign a -11 hitter is ready to move up is simple: she’s early on pitches she used to be on time for, and she’s pulling balls she used to drive to center. If that’s not happening yet, stay in the -11. When in doubt, lighter is better for most fastpitch hitters, and the Ghost barrel doesn’t need help hitting the ball hard. We’re glad to size her over the phone, just give us a call!
