Hmmm...My DD and her 2 teammates that switched from blue to 2020 don't get that feeling (33" and 34").
We had a few new ones on our team and IMO from holding and taking a few cuts, they felt heavier. Again that is my opinion on feel.
Hmmm...My DD and her 2 teammates that switched from blue to 2020 don't get that feeling (33" and 34").
You don’t put any of the onus on the sanctioning body for not giving its approval for the bat stamp?
We had a few new ones on our team and IMO from holding and taking a few cuts, they felt heavier. Again that is my opinion on feel.
Interesting that you should say that. My oldest DD isn't very big, and she has had every -11 CF from the CF7 through the CF ZEN. She insists to this day that the CF7 was the best/hottest of the bunch. The CF8 and CF9 were close, but didn't have the CF8 very long as it broke fairly quickly and was replaced with the CF9. The CFX she had seemed to be a dud, and developed a rattle relatively quickly. The CF ZEN is hotter that the CFX, but doesn't instill the magic that the old CF7 did.For the original poster, the CF7 -11’s were smoking hot. In my opinion that and the cf8 -11 are the hottest Demarini’s I have ever seen. Has she outgrown the CF7 or are you just wanting something new??
Of course not, its not that usssa didn't allow the bat...haha. This year usssa has changed their standards
to be in line with ASA...although you still need to submit and pay to get their stamp of course, which is the
main reason for bat approvals
If someone doesn't think Easton didn't want all stamps on the Blue...you are nuts. It would have sold 40% more.
The gold was a very low seller comparatively.