LONG BARREL vs SHORT BARREL - Miken DC41 Supermax vs Worth Mach1 12.5" XXL - USSSA Slowpitch Bats

The Bat Bros take on the age-old slowpitch debate - Short Barrel vs Long Barrel? To make this happen, we put the 2020 Miken DC41 Supermax up against the 2020 Worth Mach 1 428 Cobrajet XXL.

2020 Worth Mach1 428 Cobrajet XXL 12.5" USSSA
-1-ounce endload - definitely noticeable, but feels fantastic with a lighter bat like 26
-12.5" Composite barrel
-Composite handle - quite a bit of flex in the handle
-Huge sweet spot - typical of any Worth barrel
-Awkwardly large knob but we put a taper on there
-Excellent power - hits the ball a mile
-Durability held up through 100 swings with hard Classic-Ms
-Very minimal feedback
-One of those bats where you just flick the barrel and let the full-ounce endload do the work.
-Wood bat "crack" sound

2020 Miken DC41 Supermax
-1-ounce endload - definitely noticeable, but feels fantastic with a lighter bat like 26
-14" Composite barrel
-Composite handle - didn't feel to flexy
-Huge sweet spot - typical of any miken barrel - but the sweet spot on these 14" barrels is a bit more towards the hands than most bats.
-Awkwardly large knob but we put a taper on there
-Hits the ball a mile
-Durability held up through 100 swings with hard Classic-Ms
-Felt a little bit more balanced-swinging than the Mach1
-Starts out with a high-pitched sound, and then evolves into more of a crack at about 75 swings.