Which Legit?

[swed120]

which is the one to buy?
1. 2018 12.5" XL Jason Branch - .5oz end load, 50 flex handle, USSSA 24-28oz weight
2. 2018 13.5" XL Don Dedonatis - balanced, 50 flex handle, USSSA, 26-28oz weight
3. 2018 13.5" XL Ryan Harvey - .5oz end load, 50 flex handle, ASA, 26-28oz weight
4. 2018 13.5" XL Ryan Harvey - .5oz end load, 50 flex handle, USSSA, 26-28oz weight
5. 2018 13.5" XXL Andy Purcell - 1oz end load, 50 flex handle, USSSA, 26-28 oz weight
I get the all have the same handle so they will flex the same and i would be looking to get the same weight in each one, so my question really is which bat is having better overall performance. The bat will be used by a friend in league 3-4 nights a week (50-75 degree weather) with the occasional tournament maybe once a month. The balls range from 44/375 - 52/300 and everything in between(our local leagues cant decide lol).

 

[ShortYellowBus]

Is it ASA or USSSA bats allowed?

Asa is Harvey.

USSSA is Branch.

 

[kvander]

The Purcell is 2% better because of the extra .5 oz end load, and also 8% better than the 12.5" because it has an extra inch, so a total of 10% better performance overall. It's simple math.

 

[Jusrah99]

Choose your weight preferences and buy any.

I personally would buy both Harveys

 

[oppotaco13]

get the resmondo...I mean, Purcell

 

[Joker]

the performance is the same, pick the endload and barrel length you want

 

[619frogman]

purcell is fire, i bought 2.

 

[swed120]

awesome thank you all for your input.

 

[Dars]

Purcell if you like the max endload. I swing the 2017 Purcell and a 2017 ASA Dc41. Both bats feel identical, makes switching between ASA and Utrip seamless. If you don't like max endload, obviously go with one of the lighter EL bats.