Worth 2011 Titan Reload USSSA Slowpitch Softball Bat

Optimal handle stiffness and barrel flex for better batted ball speed. Extra ½ oz. end load provides increased swing speed. Multi-layer composite core for additional trampline and durability. Features 100% composite one-piece barrel. Not ASA approved.

Available Sizes: 34″/26.5 oz., 34″/27.5 oz., 34″/28.5 oz., 34″/29.5 oz., 34″/30.5 oz.
Alloy: Composite.

Ok…funny story.

It’s a scorching hot Alabama summer day and I am playing in a USSSA tournament.

It’s about 2:30 so it’s just absolutely miserable out.

We are beating this team (leaving this team unnamed but you know who you are) by 27 runs and it’s one of those games where we are just trying to get out and can’t do it.

So it’s my third at-bat of the third inning and I want nothing more than to speed this game up and go sit in the shade for a couple of hours.

So I bat left handed. Of course this is news because I am a righty, but to be honest my left handed swing isn’t awful.

That is the disclaimer. I am a righty who NEVER bats lefty BUT in the cage I’ll take a few cuts and the swing is not terrible.

So I am walking to the plate and I’ve got a little smirk on my face. My teammates see it and they know what is about to happen.

I step through the batter’s box and across the plate…I am batting lefty.

You know something great is about to happen or I wouldn’t be writing so I’ll get the technical stuff out of the way.

(I was using a 2011 Worth Titan Resmondo 26 oz bat)

Now I know this pitcher and he gave me the eyeroll like “really” your are really about to do this.

Yep. I am.

So the first pitch comes and I take a hack. I swing so hard that my left foot crosses my right foot all the way out of the batter’s box and I fouled the ball back over the backstop.

Needless to say, it was an ugly attempt.

I am back in the box after laughing that swing off and ready to take another hack….and not expecting a whole lot.

Well I made contact on the next pitch…and it went over the fence.

Like way over.

I just hit a left handed homerun. The caveat is that it was an out officially because we were out of allowed homeruns, but I hit the ball over the fence left handed and I had to tell……..

EVERYONE!

So keep lacing them up fellas and don’t get discouraged. It’s the dog days of summer but there’s still fun to be had.

Not Promising you will hit lefty homeruns but this bat is killer….but you know that already.

Anyone who has played a good bit of slowpitch softball knows that occasionally bats crack. It happens to every model bat with every brand of slow pitch softball bats. Not every bat of course cracks, but there will always be a flaw somewhere to exploit. So when it happens to you, you definitely want the company to stand behind their product and treat you right.

Recently one of my Worth softball bats cracked during a tournament. It was a bat that I allow the team to use so it gets hit a good bit. I first started using this bat during the first tournament of the season in late February. I was somewhat leery of using it in the cold weather but I know Worth makes great bats so I figured what the heck, let’s go for it.

The first clue I had that the bat could have a short life was that we broke it in within 100 swings. You know the feeling I am talking about when you can feel the wall loosen up. The bat gets HOT and you are hoping it’s going to last for a long time afterwards. Some last forever, some last two months. You really never know.

So a couple of weekends ago about midway through a tournament the bat cracked. I was not pleased of course but because I do this website I was ok with it because hey, I have some content! Needless to say I was intrigued about how my customer service experience would be with Worth.

So when I got home the first step I took was to go to worthsports.com and fill out the return authorization warranty form. I filled out the necessary info and submitted the information and then waited for the authorization number.

Two days later the authorization number was emailed to me.

I then followed the instructions and taped the receipt to the barrel of the bat after it was placed in a white envelope. I then wrote the return authorization number clearly on the box with a Sharpie and dropped it off at my local Fedex Office and waited.

The bat arrived on a Wednesday and since it was deemed unfixable a new bat was shipped to me in a week’s time.  I received my brand spanking new Worth softball bat in a week!

I was stoked. I expected 4-6 weeks.

So for the record my experience with Worth’s customer service was completely top notch. I didn’t have any runaround and in fact I never had to deal with a single person. Something I like. I can’t share any experience with phone support because I simply did not have t use them.

I will buy more products from Worth because I know they stand behind their bats.

I rank my customer experience a 9 of 10 (small deduction for having to wait 2 days on the authorization number).

One note, my bat was still under warranty. Don’t expect a new bat if you crack your older model.

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Both companies have great reputations and good products.

Today we are going to take a look at the slow pitch softball bat that I feel is the best value on the market right now. It is a worth softball bat. The 2010 BJ Fulk Mayhem Worth slowpitch softball bat.

I have come to the conclusion that this bat gets more bang for the buck than any other new slowpitch softball bat on the market right now.

Here’s why…

Retailing at 199.99 the BJ Fulk Mayhem Worth softball bat is around one hundred dollars cheaper than other slowpitch softball bats available at softball equipment retailers. This Worth softball bat is 100% composite and has a traditional balanced feel. I am comfortable recommending this Worth softball bat to anyone looking for a new slowpitch softball bat because with the traditional, balanced feel you know what to expect from a performance aspect, plus at this price point there is not much competition in bang per buck.

This is a slowpitch softball bat that I have seen, held, and swung in person and once I took grip of the handle it sucked me in and gave me instant confidence to get in the batter’s box knowing I was going to hit a frozen rope through the infield, off the wall, or wherever I chose. The bottom line with this slowpitch softball bat is it hits and it hits HARD.

The silencer grip complements this bat so well. When you put your hands on the grip it’s as if the bat becomes an extension of your arm and because of its balance you know exactly what the bat is going to do. It provides the ability to place the ball anywhere on the field. (of course as long a YOU have the ability to hit it where you are trying to hit it)

I do not know why the price point is set where it is, but do not mistake it for lack of quality because this bat is on fire. Mine was well broken in WITHIN 100 swings. I can’t guarantee the same result for every Worth Mayhem softball bat but from personal experience I will vouch for this slowpitch softball bat that it is a winner.

The 2010 BJ Fulk Mayhem Worth softball bat does exactly what you would expect from a $300+ bat without the sticker price and it also offers forgiveness on mishits. You get the performance you have come to expect from a Worth softball bat AND you get (in my opinion) more pop when you miss your sweet spot that you get with any other slow pitch softball bat at this price point.

From its sweet baby blue paint scheme to the feel of it’s seemingly luxurious silencer grip, I am confident that you will fall in love with this slowpitch softball bat before you ever take a swing with it. Once you get this Worth softball bat to the park and start hitting seeds through the gaps, you’ll fall in love all over again.