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Easton’s line for this one is "‘Own Your Glow," and the bat lives up to it: the 2027 Easton Ghost Unlimited Radiant Era -11 wraps the Ghost Unlimited in a pink, peach, and blue gradient with metallic white Unlimited lettering and a pink grip, and it is the brightest thing in any dugout it walks into. Endorsed by Maya Brady of the OKC Spark, the Radiant One is the expressive member of Easton’s limited edition Ghost Era collection, made, in Easton’s words, for players who refuse to disappear into the dugout, and this -11 is the version for the younger or smaller hitter who wants that look at a weight she can swing with real bat speed. Underneath the color it’s the one-piece Ghost Unlimited, with the Double Barrel EXT, Sonic Comp Pro composite, and balanced swing that the whole Era series shares. The Radiant -11 runs from 29 to 32 inches, which pairs it with the Ghost Unlimited Wild Era -11 as the two Eras built for 10U, 12U, and younger 14U hitters; the Wild runs a size longer, to 33, and the Radiant stops at 32. For the same glow in a heavier bat, the Ghost Unlimited Radiant Era -10 goes 32 to 34 inches, and the standard 2026 Ghost Unlimited -11 is the same bat in Easton’s regular colorway.
The Ghost Unlimited is the one-piece Ghost, and Easton built it so a one-piece could feel as forgiving as a two-piece without giving up the direct, connected swing. The patented Double Barrel EXT is a barrel-in-a-barrel: the outer composite wall flexes at contact and the inner wall springs it back, which is where the Ghost’s pop and its unmistakable sound come from, and Easton redesigned and stretched it an inch so the Radiant carries the longest barrel in the Ghost lineup with a bigger sweet spot that performs end to end. The composite is Sonic Comp Pro, Easton’s most advanced and most durable Ghost composite, built to deliver the Ghost sound and hold up through a full season of hard contact. 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 to each length and drop, so the 29 inch Radiant swings softer than the 32. The Power Boost Soft Knob adds leverage and bottom-hand comfort while cutting a little more vibration, and the ultra-thin 29/32 inch handle wears a Flow-Tack grip for cushion and tack in a profile a young hitter can control. 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, which makes it legal for NFHS high school play under the USA Softball stamp. Available in 29"/18oz, 30"/19oz, 31"/20oz, and 32"/21oz, backed by Easton’s one year warranty.
A limited edition Ghost in a youth size is the fastest-selling kind of fastpitch bat there is, and the shops that sell it well are the ones that size it right the first time. 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 gotten 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 and when a 12-year-old is ready to leave the -11 behind. We carry every Ghost Era, the Dreamy One, the Radiant One, and the Wild One in each 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 Radiant -11 it’s because it fits your hitter and not because it’s the Era we have left. Tell us her height, weight, age, current bat, and how she hits, and we’ll tell you straight whether the Radiant 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 glowing!
- Brand: Easton
- Sport: Fastpitch Softball
- Model: Ghost Unlimited Radiant Era, -11 drop, EFP6GUR11, 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 under the USA Softball stamp
- College note: the NCAA approved bat list carries the Radiant One in its -10 sizes; this -11 is built for youth and high school play
- Barrel Diameter: 2-1/4 inch, the largest allowed per stamp
- Drop: -11, the lightest Radiant 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, redesigned and an inch longer for the longest barrel in the Ghost lineup 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, softer in the shorter sizes a young hitter swings
- 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: added leverage and bottom-hand comfort with reduced vibration
- Concave end cap
- Swing Weight: Balanced, so the bat stays quick and easy to control for a smaller hitter
- 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: 29"/18oz, 30"/19oz, 31"/20oz, 32"/21oz
- 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: Does the Radiant Era hit any differently than the regular Ghost Unlimited?
ANSWER: No, and that’s the point of the Ghost Era collection. The Radiant One is the 2026 Ghost Unlimited -11 in a different paint job: the same one-piece composite, the same Double Barrel EXT, the same Sonic Comp Pro composite, the same VRS1 Connection and tuned handle, the same Power Boost Soft Knob and Flow-Tack grip, the same balanced swing, the same stamps, and the same one year warranty. Easton didn’t change the barrel, the weight distribution, or the sizes for the Era bats; it gave the Ghost Unlimited three personalities through the artwork and let hitters pick the one that fits them. So a hitter choosing between the Radiant Era -11 and the standard 2026 Ghost Unlimited -11 is choosing a look, not a performance level. If your hitter is a Ghost hitter already, the Radiant gives her the same bat she trusts with a look that’s hers. If she’s new to the Ghost, she’s getting the full Ghost Unlimited, glow included.
QUESTION: Which Ghost Era is right for my hitter, the Radiant, the Wild, or the Dreamy?
ANSWER: Start with the drop she needs, then pick the look. The three Eras are the same bat under the paint, but they don’t all come in the same drops and sizes. The Radiant One is pink, peach, and blue, and it comes in -11 (29 to 32 inches) and -10 (30 to 34). The Wild One is light blue and mint, in -11 drop (29 to 33) and -10 drop (30 to 34). The Dreamy One is purple and blue, and it’s the power end of the collection, in -10 (30 to 34), -9, and -8 (33 and 34). So a 10U or 12U hitter who needs a 29 to 32 inch -11 is choosing between the Radiant and the Wild, and the only practical difference is color and the Wild’s extra 33 inch size. A high school hitter in a -10 has all three to pick from. A strong hitter who wants a -9 or -8 is a Dreamy One hitter by default. Once the drop and length are settled, let her pick the one she wants to carry to the plate. Confidence is worth something in the box, and Easton built the Eras with exactly that in mind.
QUESTION: What does “limited edition” mean for the Radiant Era, and will it hold its value?
ANSWER: It means a finite run of the Radiant artwork, not a different or numbered bat. Easton produced the Ghost Era designs alongside the standard Ghost Unlimited graphics in limited quantities, and once a size sells through, it typically isn’t reprinted, which is why the popular sizes of a limited Ghost disappear first. Nothing about the build is limited; the performance, the stamps, and the warranty are standard Ghost Unlimited. What a limited edition does change is what happens after it sells out. Ghost colorways that catch on have a long history of holding their value on the secondary market and showing up in our Rare Finds section, where we stock sold-out and limited edition bats for hitters who missed the first run, and a Radiant -11 in a popular youth size is exactly the kind of bat that ends up there. If your hitter wants the Radiant, our advice is to buy the size she needs when it’s in stock rather than waiting to see how it plays. You already know how it plays; it’s a Ghost Unlimited.
QUESTION: What is the Power Boost Soft Knob, and does a knob really matter?
ANSWER: More than most people think, especially for a smaller hitter. The Power Boost Soft Knob is Easton’s redesigned knob with a softer, more contoured profile that gives the bottom hand a more comfortable place to sit and a little more leverage at the end of the handle, and it’s built to absorb some of the vibration that reaches the hands on a mishit. On a one-piece composite like the Ghost Unlimited, the knob is one of three places Easton manages vibration (the VRS1 Connection and the tuned handle stiffness are the other two), and together they’re why a -11 Ghost feels forgiving in a young hitter’s hands. The leverage part matters for a hitter still developing bat speed: a knob that lets the bottom hand anchor comfortably helps her keep the barrel moving through the zone without choking up or fighting the handle. It’s not something you’ll notice on a square hit, but on a jam shot in the cold, or over a long tournament weekend, it’s the difference between a hitter who stays aggressive and one who starts guiding the bat.
