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Are you sure? Netflix tells me It's not available for streaming.

I can't recall any specific spots the ball has hit but it has hit it quite a few times. The poles insert far enough to where I seriously doubt they could ever pop out.

If you do buy a Jugs, consider removing the locking pins. It is way easier to set up and take down without having to mess with the pins.

I play Major 40's which I swing senior sticks and I mainly play D's now in multiple associations here in Southern California. I used to swing a Phenix but I don't currently have a "girls" bat. I do plan on picking up a Mercy to try it out though.

Back on topic, I have around 30 bats but rotate between 3 depending on what association I'm playing. I usually BP with whatever new sticks I pick up to see how good they really are. If a particular one impresses me, I'll put it in the rotation. When BPing before a tournament though, I like to...

Bottom line, there are major players who swing them and i'm sure they are swung at every level. What percentage would be impossible to find out. I believe your question as to what level guys swing them has been answered though. Have a nice afternoon!:thumb:

I guess Major players do swing them in Major tournaments.

You could be right, why did'nt I think of that.:confused:

Not saying that, just wondering why a major player would make a video of a bat that only women should swing? When I first heard of a Mercy, it was an A ball player who told me i should get one.

http://youtu.be/cWHIPRRPgjA

I have thought about the J3u but heard it wasn't that great. I have hit the DC41 but prefer Demarini and a smaller knob.

I was planning on picking up the 14' Juggy because of the price. I swing the geezer for seniors and always loved the RD. How about for utrip?

I prefer a bat with handle flex. Out of the 2014-2015's, which flex the most? Association not important.

Speaking from a completely unbiased opinion, I think the Monsta Black Widow is a great bat. I had read about them a few weeks ago and told my buddy about it. He bought a brand new one and brought it out to bp on Christmas eve. I was hitting shots over a 325' fence without even taking full...

Yes you do! Quite a few major players play in the 40 and over division.

A lot more than you might think. I play tournaments almost every weekend, seniors probably once per month. I travel all over Southern California to play and run into the same guys I play seniors with every weekend.

I'm curious as to how many people complaining have actually played 40's senior ball? I have been playing for 3 years and can't think of one person getting seriously hurt using senior bats and 44/375 balls.

I love hitting the stadiums. They're durable and fun to hit.

I would imagine they are the 450/.47

Nice job Todd! If you have an iPhone or ipad, look for an app called Measure Map. It's what I used in my screen shot earlier. You can drop a pin at home plate and walk to where the ball lands and drop a second pin. It's pretty accurate, I use it for work to measure acreage and have checked it...