Worth Titan Slow Pitch Bat Review

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The 2010 Worth Titan

The Worth Titan is Worth’s newest composite one piece bat. The Titan, appropriately, has the largest sweet spot of all Worth’s composite designs. Thanks to a multi-layer design that is unique to Worth bats and entirely confidential, the Worth Titan’s sweet spot is a full 2 inches longer toward the end cap than any other. It also runs literally the entire length of the Titan’s composite barrel. In addition to this truly maxed out sweet spot, the Worth Titan is fitted with Worth’s newest pro grip, the pebble composite. This gives maximum grip and feel, with a 2 ¼ inch barrel diameter for greatest possible coverage and durability. In addition to all this, the Titan has Worth’s “balanced design,” which sounds simple but actually is a complex process that results in the most control and consistency possible regardless of skill and play level.

Review Of The 2010 Worth Titan Slow Pitch Bat

This bat, as is the case with most Worths, is hot right out of the wrapper. I loved it from the first time I held that pro pebble grip between my hands and realized that the only direction that I was headed in was up. This bat has a lot of power, and if you also have a lot of power and sometimes have trouble controlling that power, then the Worth Titan is the bat for you. The Worth balance treatment is the ideal solution if you struggle with consistency. My only issue with this bat is that I have heard that it does not last quite as well as other bats by Worth. However, from personal experience, I cannot say that I have encountered this issue. My Worth Titan is one of the best bats in my arsenal, and I cannot wait until the next game to fire it up again.