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2015 Marucci Hex Alloy Review

By Bat Digest

Updated November 17, 2022

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From a design standpoint Marucci Sports owns our hearts.
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2015 Hex Alloy Models

Every new Marucci bat we see seems to leaves us weak in the knees. And, if our count is right, this is five in a row: (1) the CAT 6 is poetic; (2) the OPS is now hanging over the fire place mantle; (3) the Marucci Hex Composite may be the best looking Senior League bat of the year; (4) the Elite Limited looks like it came out of a Sears Fall Special catalog. Now, (5) the limited release Marucci Hex Alloy may be the most mesmerizing of them all. The pictures don't quite do it justice, just wait until you hold one. Looking directly at the knob, it looks like they used a Skittle as the template and design. Its shiny gloss lime green finish is brilliant and well proportioned. Around JBR HQ we refer to this bat as the Skittle bat.


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On a more practical note, the bat is the answer for those who wish they had a CAT 6 in the drop 10 big barrel or drop 12 youth barrel. Can I get a Hallelujah!? Like the CAT 6, the Marucci Alloy is a full alloy one piece bat. It has, like the CAT 6, the sting free alloy design. One other engineering feat of which Marucci should be proud is the gigantic barrel. This barrel is large even by composite barrel standards. Compared to the Marucci Hex Composite, which has one of the largest barrels in the business, we found the Alloy's barrel size nearly identical in diameter from the cap through the "M" on Marucci. It does taper faster than the composite version and by the time it gets to the line the barrel is about 15% skinnier.

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