DeBeer Clincher: DBCSB Slow Pitch

Pros: OK I heard about this bat and how "crazy" it was. I thought for $50 why not give it a try. BOY AM I GLAD I DID. Nothing and I mean NOTHING hits 12"clinchers like this bat. I have a J2, The One, SRV3, SCN8, SRV5, TOXIC, FREAK98 and a few others and still Nothing compares to the CLINCHER. IF you play with clincher balls GET THIS BAT ASAPPPP

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Pros: If you can get this bat going, your gonna hit it hard.

Cons: Everyone told me to get this bat, it hits mush balls great but it doesn't do much against a .44 core ball. This bat should be specified as a "Mush Ball Only" bat. Dont get me wrong, it will hit it hard, just doesnt have much pop.

Pros: this is the bat to use if you play 16in. its a MONSTER it feels much heavier then it is, it takes a little while to get used to but it will destroy the mush ball

Cons: none. other then a few guys struck our swinging

Pros: This is a must own for anyone who plays 16"!! I am ordering another one today.

Cons: None

Pros: Mass is much more important than bat speed in 16-inch softball. A 34-38 oz clincher is all anybody should use.

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Pros: Great Bat! will kill the ball with good swings. Make good contact and you'll hit moon shots. Very low price for a good bat.

Cons: The 34oz I got feels much heavier. Got tired after a few swings. The price is great so I just ordered one a few ounces litgher.

Pros: I LOVE the way the ball explodes off the bat!!! I got a 34"/32 oz. MONSTER!!!!!!

Cons: NONE WHAT SO EVER!!!!!!!

Pros: My team loves this bat. Good pop. Excellent weight distribution.

Cons: With everyone using it I'll probably have to purchase a new one next season.

Pros: Heavy and easy to swing. Takes some time to get used to, but is a lot better than the bats that are geared for 12"

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Pros: I am 65 in a Senior league. I love my 34 in 34 oz 'the clincher' by Worth but....

Cons: Wish I went with 34 in 32 oz as it gets 'lil heavy by last inning!Just might do that!

Pros: I got a 34" 34oz but by the last inning it became a lil' heavy! I then got the 34" 32oz Clincher and all I can say is 'goooood bye!' I play on a 65+ senior league in Anaheim and we are 6 and 0

Cons: 0

Pros: Talk about "end loaded" this is it bar none I got a 38 oz and it absolutely destroys whatever you hit with it.

Cons: none

Pros: This bat has some serious pop. Its a must have when playing with a mush ball. 32 oz has enough mass to make the ball really bounce off.

Cons: none

Pros: Freakin' Crushes the ball. Played with the 34" 38 oz. for 2 seasons with 12" balls.

Cons: Can be tough at the end of a game to generate enough bat speed to get a good solid hit. I usually only use it for the first and second AB.

Pros: I like the way it is loaded, swings nice. Has good pop for a low cost bat.

Cons: Wish it would come in 27-28 oz.

Pros: when you hit the ball in the right spot with this bat get a new ball cause you will never see that ball again the bal feels end loaded takes time to get use to it what a great bat for the money

Cons: it is heavy going from a 26 or 28oz to a 32 feels crazy but when you get use to it you will sleep with it at night

Pros: The debeer clincher is the ideal bat for hitting the 16inch ball. I got the 30oz bat and is plenty enough to send the ball in orbit when hit in the sweet spot.I highly recommend this bat.

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Pros: BL: Excellent end loaded bat. Mass is important on any slo-pitched object. This is an excellent bat for a medium strength individual who is a line drive or ground ball hitter. The ball jumps off the bat and the increased power on a controlled swing results in sharp line drives and grounders that get through or past infielders very quickly. I played this out of the box with no BP and nearly decapitaed the pitcher with a shot through the box. For those who pull the string too fast and are dead pull hitters, this bat will help you learn to lead with the hands in a slower swing that still delivers pop to your opposite field hits.

Cons: Inexperienced hitters who are used to a light bat must work up to this model. Hitters used to a balanced bat must ensure their cocking motion and stride into each pitch is "tight" short. 3 to 6" cock of bat max and stride of 12" or less works well.

Pros: Good bat for the money. Hits great if you keep it to 30 or 32 ounces. I bought a 36 ounce and I hit the fence with it regularly. It is too cumbersome at that weight though. Keep it light and you will hit well with it

Cons: None other than make sure to keep it to 30 or 32 ounce if you want to hit well with it

Pros: Great Price.. Very durable.. Great for mush balls

Cons: Non Mush balls about 285ft.. Very Heavy. No need for the 38oz at all

Pros: Bought this bat as a heavier option for our big pull hitters. Out of the box I hit screaming line drives up the middle in bp. I expect it to mash the soft 12in game balls we use in fall coed.

Cons: Only got 15 swings in before the knob broke off. Can't wait until the replacement gets here to see it perform in games