Worth Legit
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Not less preferred, just less popular. It will hit with any bat. And Worth has transferred their fp to Rawlings brand
PXT isn't their replacement to the LXT, they still have the LXT. The PXT is their bat for "elite" players...haha. Btw, pay 400 now to swing our "elite" player bat. But since
its for "elite" players, of course some parents bought it just because of that marketing alone.
I still say the Xeno is on its way out soon. Sales have plummeted the past few years and its their cheaper bat. I think the PXT and LXT will be their line at some point. but that's
just my opinion from what I have gotten. Another reason why Wilson tried to link the Xeno with the Ghost right away to try and steal some
sales. Anything to push your slower line out the door.
And I do agree, have been told by MANY that the PXT was a POS. Had one guy say his was decent, and that was all. But then he bought a Ghost for his daughter
to try it and now she wont pick up the PXT anymore
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Every time I have ever had a chance to ask a player or parent about their PXT I got a very lukewarm response. That’s not a normal way for people to talk about their current bat.
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ABSOLUTELY! The same is true of the CFX from the reviews I've gotten on both bats. Most families I've talked to are ready to dump them at the first opportunity. Too bad they don't still have knowledgeable, smaller dealers to tell them how to improve them to make them more marketable and hotter. I guess it's all about the profit margin versus putting the right bat in the right hands to make most effective use of the current technology by manufacturer. I can foresee Wilson taking a MAJOR hit on their latest offerings no matter their marketing strategy since it has shown by reviews of their products that it doesn't help 90% + of the players today.
ETA: As core has mentioned already, Worth has transferred their name to Rawlings. The Legit2 is now known as the Quatro. It's actually a 4 piece bat that they're heavily invested in and they make continuous improvements to it year to year. It swings as smooth as butter and hits with the best of any other manufacturer's top of the line bats that are evenly balanced.
ETA: As core has mentioned already, Worth has transferred their name to Rawlings. The Legit2 is now known as the Quatro. It's actually a 4 piece bat that they're heavily invested in and they make continuous improvements to it year to year. It swings as smooth as butter and hits with the best of any other manufacturer's top of the line bats that are evenly balanced.
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Ended up getting the Legit for $55. I don’t think that’s bad for a practice bat, hell she might like it better than her CF9.
Absolutely not sir...hit the heck out of it
And hopefully she does...because the Quatro is a little better since they had improvements since then
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Absolutely not sir...hit the heck out of it
And hopefully she does...because the Quatro is a little better since they had improvements since then
I’ve read good reviews on the Quatro and noticed a college team using them, forget who. Any word on the Velo? I know the baseball velo’s are good but I couldn’t find any reviews on the fastpitch Velo. I wanted to get my dd one but couldn’t pull the trigger with no info on it. That was before I found this page, btw.
Oklahoma uses Quatros...but they really need more publicity to really get their product out there.
I wouldn't suggest the velo....really think you aren't gonna see that good of performance. Its their lesser bat.
Definitely skip the Velo. It's not in the same room as the Quatro, or any of the top-level. I would consider the Velo as a competitor to the Demarini Vendetta.
