The BP Hero
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Balanced model - did swing a touch light, but still had the same out of the wrapper performance we've come to get used to. Outside of a touch heavier of a feel than the ASA Liberty had, this one is definitely equal in performance.
XL model - Unlike the USSSA model, this one did swing like a 27 with a half ounce endload. Just like the others, it performed well. This is a great alternative to wanting something with an endload but nothing overwhelming.
I have heard and seen some people having durability issues with these bats. I'm not going to sit here and say they're tanks, but I have had no issues with any of them and I've swung all of their ASA offerings besides the ones that just came out this month. I have hit them with 52's, BP Rockets, Long Haul Bomber Balls, and even hit a couple with some blue dots and they never skipped a beat. Guys breaking these in under 100 swings just blows my mind. As hot as they are there's really no need to beat on them in BP, but a couple hundred swings with 52's shouldn't hurt anything with any of these.
XL model - Unlike the USSSA model, this one did swing like a 27 with a half ounce endload. Just like the others, it performed well. This is a great alternative to wanting something with an endload but nothing overwhelming.
I have heard and seen some people having durability issues with these bats. I'm not going to sit here and say they're tanks, but I have had no issues with any of them and I've swung all of their ASA offerings besides the ones that just came out this month. I have hit them with 52's, BP Rockets, Long Haul Bomber Balls, and even hit a couple with some blue dots and they never skipped a beat. Guys breaking these in under 100 swings just blows my mind. As hot as they are there's really no need to beat on them in BP, but a couple hundred swings with 52's shouldn't hurt anything with any of these.