Worth Slowpitch Softball Bats

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Worth slowpitch bats are the Bedlam, the Legit and the Krecher, and the players attached to them: Phil Matte, Josh Riley and Jeremy Fry. The Bedlam family (Phil Matte, Josh Riley, Bedlam Black, Bedlam Gold, Bedlam Gamer senior) comes in one- and two-piece builds, XL end load or balanced, 12" to 13.5" barrels, in USSSA, USA and SSUSA stamps. The 2 Legit and Legit XL (including the Watermelon and Highlighter editions) are the two-piece end-loaded bats; the Krecher XL is the one-piece; the Supercell EST and The Grand XXL cover the big-load end of the range, and the Mayhem Alloy is a triple-stamp alloy for under $100.

Worth's senior line (Bedlam XL and Gamer, Chris Walker FBI, Watermelon XXL) carries the SSUSA stamp. Everything is 34" with a 2 1/4" barrel, and prices run from about $40 for a closeout alloy to $300. Prior-year Krecher, Legit, Silverback and Supercell Gold bats are on closeout.

Shop Worth Bedlam bats, Worth senior bats or all slowpitch bats.

Bedlam is the Worth flagship and the bat most Worth players swing: the Phil Matte editions are the USSSA and USA XL end-loads, the Josh Riley editions add balanced and XXL loads, and Bedlam Black and Gold are the one-piece versions. Legit is the two-piece line with a slightly softer feel; the 2 Legit is the current version and the Legit XL Watermelon is the one people ask for by name. Krecher is the one-piece end-load, now in a Jeremy Fry edition. Supercell EST and The Grand are for hitters who want the heaviest end load Worth makes.

XL is Worth's end load; XXL is heavier; Balanced is balanced. Worth is part of Rawlings and its bats carry a one-year warranty.

Worth Slowpitch Softball Bats