The 2025 Easton Ghost OG brings back what Easton calls the original Ghost design with Double Barrel construction and Sonic Comp composite technology. The bat uses ConneXion technology that Easton claims eliminates vibration and maximizes energy transfer. At $400 across all drops, it positions as a nostalgic alternative to the more advanced Ghost Advanced model, appealing to players who prefer the classic Ghost feel over the latest innovations.
Models Overview
The Ghost OG fastpitch lineup includes Drop 11 (29-32 inches) for the lightest swing weight, Drop 10 (30-33 inches) for balanced performance, Drop 9 (32-34 inches) for stronger high school players, and Drop 8 (33-34 inches) for elite power hitters. Each model carries the same $400 price tag and two-piece composite construction with Double Barrel technology. The bat is approved for USA, USSSA, NSA, ISA, and WBSC play.
Construction & Technology
The bat uses Sonic Comp composite material throughout with what Easton calls the lowest barrel compression. The patented Double Barrel construction creates two separate flex zones in the barrel. ConneXion technology joins the handle and barrel with Easton claiming it eliminates vibration. The 1.8mm Flow-Tack grip comes standard. No break-in period is advertised with Easton saying the bat performs at peak levels immediately.
Performance Comparison
The Ghost OG is a new model for 2025, positioned as a throwback to the original Ghost design rather than an evolution of recent models. Unlike the 2024 Ghost Advanced with its third-generation Double Barrel and enhanced durability focus, the OG returns to what Easton calls the classic Ghost formula. The OG swings easier than the Advanced according to user reports, though the Advanced supposedly offers a bigger barrel and lighter swing weight.
Comparable Bats
The 2024 Easton Ghost Advanced offers more advanced materials and supposedly the biggest sweet spot at the same $400 price point. The 2025 DeMarini CF provides similar two-piece composite construction with Paraflex Plus technology. The 2025 Louisville Slugger Meta delivers another premium composite option with proven performance. Within Easton's lineup, the Ghost Unlimited offers a middle ground between the OG and Advanced models.
The Bottom Line
The 2025 Easton Ghost OG succeeds in recreating the classic Ghost experience with modern materials, though whether that justifies choosing it over the more advanced Ghost Advanced remains questionable. While Easton touts the Sonic Comp composite and refined Double Barrel construction, the OG essentially asks players to pay premium pricing for older technology wrapped in nostalgia. Players drawn to the original Ghost's reputation will appreciate the familiar feel, but those seeking maximum performance have better options within Easton's own lineup.
