Baseball Bat Reviews

The 2022 Louisville Slugger Solo in BBCOR is a single piece bat with a light swing and reasonably sized barrel. We think it feels and performs much like the 2022 Voodoo One which gets, for any number of hype level reason, way more pub in the social fear. It sounds duller than the Voodoo One, but it definitely hits the ball just as hard. The Solo in BBCOR hasn't changed much since its release in 2016/17, but it still packs a punch and is a great fit for the kid for one of the lightesting swinging single piece alloy bats on the market. Full Review

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The 2020 DeMarini Voodoo One has hit the shelves and reviews say it's good. Although hard to find, we've been told by a couple of sources the bat will continue to get released in spurts over the coming weeks. Check your favorite haunts on Tuesdays and Wednesdays for the best chance to find the size you need. Also, the hype on this bat is out of this world so we think it's not nearly as all world as some say that it is. However, the bat is a really good fit for the smaller hitter who wants a light swing, stiff feel, and max performance. Full Review

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The 2021 Louisville Slugger Solo is a light swinging BBCOR bat with a surprisingly large barrel and top-end performance. Hitters who want and need as much bat speed as possible should really like the BBCOR Solo if they are fine with the occasional hand ring. The 29-inch Solo is the lightest swinging BBCOR bat on the market for 2021 and serves that very undersized kid who is required to swing BBCOR very well. Full Review

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Louisville Slugger's Solo is a light swinging single piece aluminum bat. It uses an extended composite end cap to help bring down the swing weight. It's a very popular for smaller and new BBCOR players becuase it comes in short sizes like a 29, 30 and 31. If you need a very light swinging BBCOR bat, this is it. Full Review

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