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2019 Demarini Juggy ASA - 28 oz
BP location - Wade Walker Park Stone Mountain GA
https://www.google.com/maps/place/W...9ebefa2098882d!8m2!3d33.7821783!4d-84.1647434
330 Ft to the Fence
Also gamed this in a Co-Ed game this past Friday night as well.
Balls used
Mostly 52/300 Some 44/375
Overall feel
Pretty Decent End Load
Not Whippy at all
Felt great but it does feel a tad under sticker
Several girls on my Co-Ed team swung it as well and they all said it was light for a 28oz
N.O.W. performance
Pretty solid out the wrapper and you could tell immediately that the break in was going to be short.
Hit everything pretty well.
Stiff handle on contact and with NO flex.
Did not have the Flex like the 19Juggy Utrip.
Ball traveled far and for a bat that is NOW that performs like this, I knew this bat would get hot quick.
Even the 52's came off the bat very well...
300 swing mark
The bat took another turn at this point.
The distance increased significantly and believe me, you could game this at this point.
The 52/300's REALLY traveled far and in a Co-Ed game that we played in,
they had the NX-3's and the ball REALLY took off on contact.
At my last at bat, the ball went deep in the parking lot.
(I had my eyes CLOSED when I hit it so I dont know what the helllhappened so...........)
The Juggy really nailed the 44's really well.
No flex and was pretty stiff on contact and this felt NOTHING
like the 19JuggyU in regards to the overall feel including that flex on the Utrip version.
Sound
No sound change what so ever
Durability
With 300 swings on it now,
there is no webbing or cracks but a teammate told me that they had the Silver Juggy ASA
(They are all the same bat with the stacked composite tech) and the bat was
A Team bat
Gamed it every single game playing at least 2 times a week
BP several times a month
Hit EVERYTHING with this bat including 47's and HR derby balls
Play year round
and the bat lasted 3 years until it busted.
With that in mind that comes out to about 7500+ swings.
I have NOT heard of any reports of durability issues with the Juggy ASA at all....
Been told by numerous people who absolutely love the Juggy
tell me that they have been hitting 44's in BP and games for years with it and the bat remains very solid.
It is safe to speculate that the Juggy ASA is a very durable bat.
Overall perspective
I had a feeling this bat would perform well and it did with a very short break in time frame.
I was so impressed with this bat, this will be my, what I call "ASA Anchor bat".
Basically, a bat that I will keep in the bag that will not be sold or traded for whatever reason.
The bat is not whippy at all and felt great on contact,
The girls on my team really liked it as well and they also was impressed with the performance.
If you want a bat that has a minimal break in time frame
Performs very well with 52's and 44's
and is very durable...
You will not regret getting this bat.
This bat is officially 4XTRA approved....
BP location - Wade Walker Park Stone Mountain GA
https://www.google.com/maps/place/W...9ebefa2098882d!8m2!3d33.7821783!4d-84.1647434
330 Ft to the Fence
Also gamed this in a Co-Ed game this past Friday night as well.
Balls used
Mostly 52/300 Some 44/375
Overall feel
Pretty Decent End Load
Not Whippy at all
Felt great but it does feel a tad under sticker
Several girls on my Co-Ed team swung it as well and they all said it was light for a 28oz
N.O.W. performance
Pretty solid out the wrapper and you could tell immediately that the break in was going to be short.
Hit everything pretty well.
Stiff handle on contact and with NO flex.
Did not have the Flex like the 19Juggy Utrip.
Ball traveled far and for a bat that is NOW that performs like this, I knew this bat would get hot quick.
Even the 52's came off the bat very well...
300 swing mark
The bat took another turn at this point.
The distance increased significantly and believe me, you could game this at this point.
The 52/300's REALLY traveled far and in a Co-Ed game that we played in,
they had the NX-3's and the ball REALLY took off on contact.
At my last at bat, the ball went deep in the parking lot.
(I had my eyes CLOSED when I hit it so I dont know what the helllhappened so...........)
The Juggy really nailed the 44's really well.
No flex and was pretty stiff on contact and this felt NOTHING
like the 19JuggyU in regards to the overall feel including that flex on the Utrip version.
Sound
No sound change what so ever
Durability
With 300 swings on it now,
there is no webbing or cracks but a teammate told me that they had the Silver Juggy ASA
(They are all the same bat with the stacked composite tech) and the bat was
A Team bat
Gamed it every single game playing at least 2 times a week
BP several times a month
Hit EVERYTHING with this bat including 47's and HR derby balls
Play year round
and the bat lasted 3 years until it busted.
With that in mind that comes out to about 7500+ swings.
I have NOT heard of any reports of durability issues with the Juggy ASA at all....
Been told by numerous people who absolutely love the Juggy
tell me that they have been hitting 44's in BP and games for years with it and the bat remains very solid.
It is safe to speculate that the Juggy ASA is a very durable bat.
Overall perspective
I had a feeling this bat would perform well and it did with a very short break in time frame.
I was so impressed with this bat, this will be my, what I call "ASA Anchor bat".
Basically, a bat that I will keep in the bag that will not be sold or traded for whatever reason.
The bat is not whippy at all and felt great on contact,
The girls on my team really liked it as well and they also was impressed with the performance.
If you want a bat that has a minimal break in time frame
Performs very well with 52's and 44's
and is very durable...
You will not regret getting this bat.
This bat is officially 4XTRA approved....
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