Bat Pack Louisville Slugger Solo 619 -11 USA Baseball Bat: WTLUBS619B11 5-Pack 31" and 32" ONLY

Pros: My son has used the 29/18 618 USA Solo for over 100+ games and countless BP sessions. The 619 is hotter right out of the wrapper then his well broken in 618 Solo. I was doing fielding practice with him and normally have to hit the ball fairly hard to simulate what he will see in the game. First few hits were rockets coming off the barrel and very very close to his 1.15 618 2-3/4" Solo. We hit his 618 USA back to back with the 619 USA definitely has more exit speed and gained some distance. Actually was out hitting his 1.15 USSSA Solo -10. 29/18 true weight is 19.2oz on the scale. 619 seems better balanced then the 618 and no doubt has a higher exit velocity.

Cons: I changed the grip back to a lizard skin and removed the rubber flaired knob. My son doesnt care for the squishy feel of the taper after a few games. Removing the grip was alot easier then the Lizardskins which leaves that glue tape behind. Stock grip comes off clean.

Pros: true to weight, ours on the postal scale was 17.1 oz for a 28 -11, amazing swing weight,

Cons: my kid didn't want to swing it hard as the sting was crazy on the hands, small sweet spot, just sold it on ebay as he hated it, one week old, btw the ghost x was dead, the beast x was his favorite bat but a 28-10 is over 20oz, I hate the usa bats, I use them in practice to hit grounders and cant understand the high ratings

Pros: Great feeling Bat my son is killing the ball off the bat

Cons: No complaints

Pros: Nice looking bat pretty true to weight. Grip is decent.

Cons: As with all USA bats, it really is hard to get used to the lack of pop. My son swings his wood bat as an alternative and the ball goes much further with that. You might as well invest in a couple nice maple wood bats. You can buy 2 or 3 for the price of a new USA bat and if your child can swing they will hit further. Or better yet, just play Club Ball until these organizations come to their senses and realize the game is horrible with these bats.

Pros: Light swing weight, good pop (for a USA bat).

Cons: Mishits can sting the hands, but no more than any other single piece.

Pros: My son loves the light weight feel and said it feels like he’s swinging with nothing it’s so light.

Cons: Don’t know yet...

Pros: Bought this bat for my son who is about 48” tall. We bought a 28” and he is loving it! He hits it into the outfield consistently and says it feels much easier to swing. He likes it better than the hyper lite and hits it further. He already has 3 home runs this year.

Cons: He does complain of the vibration sometimes.

Pros: Bat feels nice with good balance.

Cons: Very little pop

Pros: Solid one piece aluminum bat Good trampoline pop off bat Bat sounds great Rapidly becoming a team favorite

Cons: None

Pros: Very balanced with a large sweet spot

Cons: Normal pop for USA bat

Pros: Very good

Cons: None

Pros: Noticed a big difference on my son hitting. He only 11 and has a nice swing and feel for the bat. He been getting triple and double with this bat. I’m waiting on the home run next. Lol

Cons: It’s worth every penny.

Pros: Son loves the bat. Seems to make more solid contact and hits the ball further. Likes how balanced the bat is and easy to swing.

Cons: As with all USA bats if you don't hit it right on the sweet spot it can sting

Pros: If you not ok with a drop ten and want something to get you through the season this could be a selection

Cons: It has now pop and stings

Pros: Is a good bat has lost off pop

Cons: I feel the vibration all the way down the bat on every hit that it the worst thing about this bat

Pros: -Im 14 currently, and play on a state winning travel team. I used this bat a season ago, and hit .643 with it with ZERO problems.

Cons: -None

Pros: Good pop out of wrapper

Cons: Usa standard

Pros: just a good bat i hit 10 homeruns with this bat

Cons: hurts when you get jammed