You guys should try the Endload version of this bat! • it’s 🔥 🔥 🔥 • the Endload on the 13” barrel just feels perfect • testing 194psi and absolutely crushing .44/375’s • you guys would love it imo • I like it more then the wig popper but likely do to feel and longer barrel/balance points • Stiff handle hits softer balls better also imho
Gents... I like seeing the youngers guys trying out these Sr. Bats. They are my go-to Sr. bats, Suncoast Sr. bats are a very good and high-quality bats. I swing all of the 2PC and 1PC bats model End loaded. I do swing heavy the 30oz and 29.5 both models. They are a very durable and break-in in timely matter. I play 65 major plus in SSUSA. Also, Which ASA/USA bat would you guys highly recommend I should buy, for my Company's Co-Ed team, The league is ASA rules? Thank you in Advance...
Which ball are you using? Also if you swing a heavier bat then take a look at the new Suncoast or Anarchy stuff and maybe even worth/ Miken. Monsta and Pure doesn’t really carry heavy bats. I plan on putting out my top 5 ASA bats soon. Just got a few more videos to finish up.
@@boomerrhinehart1001 balanced bags can go as heavy as endload. A balanced bat “can” produce more bat speed due to having a lower Moment of Innertia (MOI) for some hitters as more weight is located closer to the torso. However, balanced bats will have less power due to that lower MOI and the potential additional bat speed does not result in a positive gain for power. Endload bats = power hitters.
There is not a power hitter in the pros who can't hit bombs in any stadium with a balance bat what I'm say is the bat that fits your swing balance or endload
@@boomerrhinehart1001 that is a correct statement. However, the original statement you made that balance / endload has nothing to do with power, is false, and why we are having this discussion. So, to recap, Endload bats have a higher moment of inertia (MOI) and will generate additional power given the same bat speed.
