Demarini
Voodoo
Usssa drop -5
31/26
2 5/8 barrel
Good condition & still has a lot of pop left (pine tar will be removed upon request)
Perfect bat for:
Elite high school and collegiate players who want to maximize their hitting power without sacrificing speed and control.
Pop
Durability
Vibration
The DeMarini Voodoo Bat comes in BBCOR, USA, and USSSA models. It's a two-piece hybrid which combines Voodoo’s signature X14 Alloy Barrel for explosive power with a balanced swing weight. Perfect for high school and college players, the Voodoo features a Fortified Metal Compound Knob which is a combination of alloy and composite materials that allow player's to have improved leverage, and enhanced durability.
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The Voodoo is a heavier bat designed for larger players who want more power and distance. It's one of the better performers in that two-piece design; it's a composite handle with an alloy barrel, which means they call it a hybrid because it has both materials inside the bat (alloy and composite), giving it an end-loaded feel.
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