Louisville Slugger Omaha – Historical Models
Along with the Voodoo and 5150, the Omaha stands as the grandfather of all Louisville Slugger modern-day bats. It has stayed true to its single-piece aluminum and decent-sized barrel shape. In more recent years, they have tried to dial in the swing weight to fit the hitter which we also think is a real win.
Bats denoted with an asterisks(*) are “Reviews in Progress.” See the definition of the ratings
here. Click column headers to sort.
Louisville Slugger
Omaha, 519 Omaha, Omaha 519, Omaha 518, 518 Omaha, Omaha 517, 517 Omaha, 516 Omaha, Omaha 516, 515 Omaha, Omaha 515
Table key is
here. Click column headers to sort.
Key
- Score is calculated by the categories of tech (.05), durability (.1), resell (.05), player feedback (.25), performance/ev (.25), relevance (.2), and demand (.1).
- MOI is the mass moment of inertia. Better known as swing weight. It is a physics measuremnt of the strenth required to swing a bat. See more here.
- Tech scores the technical advancements within the bat as decided by us.
- Durab. rates the durability of the bat on a scale from 1 to 5.
- Resell rates the resale value of the bat on a scale from 1 to 5.
- Feedbck is player feedback and is rated on a scale from 1 to 5.
- Perf is the performance of the bat measured by our data and exit velocity caputres, on a scale from 1 to 5.
- Rlvnc (relevance) rates how the bat’s sizes and swing weight are generally useful to the public of the bat on a scale from 1 to 5.
- Dmnd rates the public demand of the bat on a scale from 1 to 5.
- Diam. is the claimed max diamter of a bat.
