I had a original ussa gear virus that i absolutly hated. But after it got broke in it was a animal. I could always hit bombs but this thing was hitting monster bombs. But felt like a wet sponge
oh man, the Combat Gear tech was something else. I had the Gear Afflicted back in the day and it never got good! Combat had USSSA bats pretty dialed in back then though, but you are right they got so soft!
I put it away after breaking a guys thumb playing 3rd base and only used it for homerun derby. It got scary. Everyone always played me out in the grass anyways but it didn't matter after it got broke in.
It was kinda hard to tell being that it was a 25.5. But the endload is noticeable but not overwhelming. I have a 26oz Kobe and this one feels like it has more load than that one.
Hey just subscribed excited for more review videos is there any way you can point me to a video that talks about full alloy bats I’m in a league where they don’t accept composite bats only metal if you have any good recommendations please and thank you
Well, first off... welcome! I have so many questions, what kind of alloy league is it? is it single-wall alloy only? Do they allow double-wall bats? Can the bat be a hybrid alloy barrel with a composite handle? What kind of ball do they hit? I love alloy bats, I was swinging my OG DeMarini F2 double-wall last night in league! I do have a video of that bat, and I also have a video with my OG Anderson Rockettech. Let me know what you find out about the specifics and I'll do my best to point you in the right direction.
@@BatFlipBP It had to be full metal alloy single or double wall for sure no composite, and the ball I’m really not too sure tbh it’s my 2nd year playing learning as I go lol but your videos have made it easier to swing the bat to 👍🏼 I’m going to look into those hats you just mentioned right now thank you boss !
@@ferminlopezzz right on! So for full alloy, my favorites would definitely be some of the Anderson bats. The Techzilla is the 1-piece balanced option and the Rockettech is the 2-piece endloaded. Other than that an older Worth PST is crazy good bat, just gotta be careful because some of them have been outlawed and some alloy leagues ban them all anyway. If you are wanting something new and easy to fun Worth actually just re-released a couple of their EST bats, a 14” and 15” barrel. I can help you out getting one through headbangersports.com for a better price if you are interested. DeMarini also makes the Steel bat but I’m not sure if the newer ones have the alloy handle or composite. The RAW Steel definitely should be an option, just hard to find and pretty pricey.
It was kinda hard to tell because it was such a light bat to begin with. But the full oz wasn’t overwhelming. In the past I have felt the end-loads on Louisvilles were a bit light but the new ones have felt more in line of what I would expect a half oz and full oz should feel.
HAHA! I try to share the space, I always set up off to the side as much as I can. The bigger dogs usually feel like they are in heaven when they notice all the balls scattered around.
