@@brettfrimmer6567 I wish my dad did that to me. He would just let us see all the nice stuff that other kids was playing with and when we wanted it say there are plenty of rocks outside in the road. Kick rocks 😂 also a true story. Wouldn't change it for the world
No joke the Hype fire by Easton is so juiced. My 13 year old got it as his end of season present and for fall ball. Grand slam. Well worth the money. And I have the Bat Bros to thank for. No one has the time to try out every bats.
When you measure swing weight the Atlas comes in as a mid-load. It swings great, but the Voodoo one measures the lightest of any bat. Atlas measures about the same as the Clout.
Victus Vandal, Stinger Missile 2, Rawlings Velo, and Marucci CatX all measure lighter than the Voodoo One (all below 9000 MOI on a 33"). Voodoo One MOI is 9050 at 33", and Atlas is 9300. For reference, Meta is 9200, Select Pwr is 9450, & The Goods is 9750 at 33". But always keep in mind, when MOI/swing weight decreases, so does mis-hit performance & sweet spot.
@@baseballbatbros Will, not sure about the Vandal or Velo. The Missile 2 measured maybe a little lighter swinging than the Voodoo one. The Cat X was definitely more end loaded by my measurements. Closer to the Atlas. I believe they use a swinging method to determine MOI. I do it by balance. It gives a similar result. The 9050 V1 and 9300 for the Atlas makes sense.
The Clout is AMAZING! My son picked one up. His entire High School team loves hitting with it. They all personally have very expensive bats, but just love the feel and sound of the Clout AI. Super hot!
It’s subjective to a degree and will depend on the hitter, but you can absolutely feel when a bat sucks, when it has a smaller sweet spot, when it’s less forgiving and won’t work for you. Often it’s not the best bat overall statistically someone settles on, but if everyone had the chance to swing a lot of bats prior to purchase, there would be some popular bats taking major hit on sales IMO
You can check out our most popular drop5 USA bats here: www.justbats.com/products/length%20to%20weight%20ratio~-%205/ Will has added his Bat Bros picks badge to the DeMarini Voodoo ONE, which you can find here: www.justbats.com/product/demarini-voodoo-one--5-usa-baseball-bat--wbd2361010/36058/
The Soldier Tank currently features a 5-star rating from parents and coaches. You can learn more and shop today at www.justbats.com/product/soldier-tank-bbcor-baseball-bat--ssbbtank/37092/
@@randolphwatnick9523yeah there are a bunch of -8 and -5 USA Bats. My son played 12u Cal Ripken/Little League but was in 7th grade. So he was bouncing between a bigger field and bbcor and the smaller field USA bats. The -10 USA was like a toothpick and he hated how light it was so we got him a CAT -5 to better match his bbcor -3.
I have two in Little League. A 9yo and soon to be 11yo. The old Prime is the goat in -10 but takes time to break in. However it has zero feel in the hands. The Select is just the goat. My older son has cleared 250ft with it. Over 2000k hits and it looks great. #1 issue with kids is meeting barrel, a close #2 fear of being rung up. You remove these two things and BA skyrockets. Confidence is king.
Will is a dad's wallet killing machine.
On the contrary. Will has saved countless dads from buying $500 Metas and showed them better alternative for less than half the price.
That's 😂😂😂😂 cause you're so true he is very influential in younger kids today.
My buddy won’t let his son watch Will’s reviews. Lol that’s a true story
@@brettfrimmer6567 I wish my dad did that to me. He would just let us see all the nice stuff that other kids was playing with and when we wanted it say there are plenty of rocks outside in the road. Kick rocks 😂 also a true story. Wouldn't change it for the world
Saved me hundreds of
No one better than Will and the Bros!
this guy has a huge effect on the bat industry especially getting the bat companies to step up their game.
No joke the Hype fire by Easton is so juiced. My 13 year old got it as his end of season present and for fall ball. Grand slam. Well worth the money.
And I have the Bat Bros to thank for. No one has the time to try out every bats.
When you measure swing weight the Atlas comes in as a mid-load. It swings great, but the Voodoo one measures the lightest of any bat. Atlas measures about the same as the Clout.
Victus Vandal, Stinger Missile 2, Rawlings Velo, and Marucci CatX all measure lighter than the Voodoo One (all below 9000 MOI on a 33").
Voodoo One MOI is 9050 at 33", and Atlas is 9300.
For reference, Meta is 9200, Select Pwr is 9450, & The Goods is 9750 at 33".
But always keep in mind, when MOI/swing weight decreases, so does mis-hit performance & sweet spot.
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@@baseballbatbros Will, not sure about the Vandal or Velo. The Missile 2 measured maybe a little lighter swinging than the Voodoo one. The Cat X was definitely more end loaded by my measurements. Closer to the Atlas. I believe they use a swinging method to determine MOI. I do it by balance. It gives a similar result. The 9050 V1 and 9300 for the Atlas makes sense.
The Clout is AMAZING! My son picked one up. His entire High School team loves hitting with it. They all personally have very expensive bats, but just love the feel and sound of the Clout AI. Super hot!
Show us the Garage!
It’s subjective to a degree and will depend on the hitter, but you can absolutely feel when a bat sucks, when it has a smaller sweet spot, when it’s less forgiving and won’t work for you.
Often it’s not the best bat overall statistically someone settles on, but if everyone had the chance to swing a lot of bats prior to purchase, there would be some popular bats taking major hit on sales IMO
Will, what would you recommend for a contact hitter age 13 player that is looking for a drop 5 USA bat?
You can check out our most popular drop5 USA bats here: www.justbats.com/products/length%20to%20weight%20ratio~-%205/
Will has added his Bat Bros picks badge to the DeMarini Voodoo ONE, which you can find here: www.justbats.com/product/demarini-voodoo-one--5-usa-baseball-bat--wbd2361010/36058/
Still need the soldier tank review
It's the heaviest of the BBCOR bats
@@brandonanderson5075 it’s meant to be an all sweet spot and power bat, they don’t really market it as light.
The Soldier Tank currently features a 5-star rating from parents and coaches. You can learn more and shop today at www.justbats.com/product/soldier-tank-bbcor-baseball-bat--ssbbtank/37092/
My nephew who is 12 is mashing with a USA Bonesaber Hybrid 32” -5 !! He also ❤ his StringKing USSSA 32” -5 for travel league.
USA bats are drop 10 and USSA bats are drop 8 and drop 5, not drop 3.Only BBCOR bats are -3. But glad he's mashing.
@@randolphwatnick9523There are USA bats that are drop -8 and drop -5
There are a bunch of USA bats that come in -8 and -5
@@randolphwatnick9523yeah there are a bunch of -8 and -5 USA Bats.
My son played 12u Cal Ripken/Little League but was in 7th grade. So he was bouncing between a bigger field and bbcor and the smaller field USA bats.
The -10 USA was like a toothpick and he hated how light it was so we got him a CAT -5 to better match his bbcor -3.
Have yet to find a composite bat better than a one piece alloy. Tried all the top rated. My son still hits better with the one piece.
I have two in Little League. A 9yo and soon to be 11yo. The old Prime is the goat in -10 but takes time to break in. However it has zero feel in the hands.
The Select is just the goat. My older son has cleared 250ft with it. Over 2000k hits and it looks great.
#1 issue with kids is meeting barrel, a close #2 fear of being rung up. You remove these two things and BA skyrockets. Confidence is king.