2. but what makes the DC41’s so special is the endload that lifts/carries/drives the ball. “Swings smooth through the zone” applies.
Was he 80?I tried it against a pitcher who took a walking start to the mound and it was a complete dud, bro.
Was he 80?
And clearly cheating.He was a scumbag.
^^^I tried it against a pitcher who took a walking start to the mound and it was a complete dud, bro.
^^^Was he 80?
^^^He was a scumbag.
^^^ u guys are bad.. lolAnd clearly cheating.
The ASA EST XXL used to be the same as the DC, I think. Doesn't look like they have that exact model for 2019.
that xxl is equally hard to find nowadays as any other bats with big hype. but good news is, there are always other alternatives. I mean out of hundreds of bats nowaday, there's gotta be a few one must like.
In my opinion, the 2019 Worth EST balanced 13.5 inch barrel is similar. The Primo, balanced 14 inch, as someone previously stated is similar as well.Gonna make this hard for me I see....lol - Let me attempt to clarify what I'm asking.....
1. Is there a Worth version of the DC41?
2. Is there an equivalent to the DC41 meaning in bat handle stiffness, barrel responsiveness, etc. In other words, all DC41 characteristics without the endload in a "balanced version"?