johnnyn1322
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any insight? How much endload is there?
It's a great question. I'm a big Juggy fan. I have a 2015 that spanks any ball and has no webbing or cracks after three years of use. I'd love to read more about the new Juggy's on this forum but it seems like no one buys them just because they aren't the new shiny model. lolthat's what i'm trying to find out about them. i wanting to know if the have the same longevity as the past years, or if the are breaking down like everything else 2018. mine have been lasting about 2 years before its time to start working a new one into the rotation.
it's because the 'juggy' guys don't like them, and the 'non-juggy' guys don't bother trying them. so maybe this would be the best marketing ploy for demarini.Honestly wouldn't surprise me if they kill the Juggy line off and repaint them as something else next year.
The Juggy OVL is a great bat. I have a 2017 that I got from hoseout bats .com for cheap as a backup; my teammate tried it fell in love and bought himself a 2018. Both have less handle flex, more endload and about 1/4oz. higher scale weight than the J3/J4/J5/J6 bats with the same sticker weight. Barrel doesn't feel as soft as the prior Juggy versions. Distance is on par with all the other high-end bats, the limits of performance have pretty much been reached. I recently tested the Juggy OVL against my Harvey ASA and distance was exactly the same, just depends on what feels good to you.