Hitting with the 2025 Louisville Slugger ATLAS | BBCOR Baseball Bat Review
What up, what up?
Will here with the Baseball Bat Bros.
And today folks, we have the 2025 Louisville Slugger Atlas.
You guys voted to see this one first.
And this thing is pretty folks.
Look at that new design right there.
They finally made this thing look good.
And this is just gonna be a very quick
quality assurance check to make sure
that this is the same Atlas that we know and love.
So let's find out if they messed it up by chance
or if they kept it the same.
One thing I know for sure,
they did change the tape right there.
That is a huge bonus.
That looks very, very good.
Let's try this thing out.
Oh my.
We're just gonna set a baseline
with our 2024 Atlas right here.
And then just wail away on this.
We'll do some regular Velo
and then we'll crank up the machine a little bit.
Even with harder balls,
just to maybe get a little bit sense
of like a durability test.
And just make sure this is still
what I think is potentially the perfect bat
for a high school BB Corps hitter.
Good sweet spot, really manageable swing weight.
And the pop is absolutely there.
So let's try it out.
All right, so for these yellow baseballs,
good exit Velo for me.
That was 26.
Should be about 105 or so.
Then we'll move on to the NCAA baseballs.
I'd hope to be up towards like 110 with those.
Barrel city.
Okay, we got a hundred miles an hour.
101.
Good start.
Good get.
Yeah, that'll hunt.
Woo!
Off the little telephone pole, 419.
Kind of hands.
Over the new billboard.
100, 399.
It's going pretty well.
Dude, I hit barrels so freaking well with this bat.
104.
The foul pole.
Okay, that's 106.
That's pretty good.
All right.
World premiere of the 2025 Louisville Slugger
Atlas BB Corps.
Dude, the flare feels great.
Good job on the flared handle, guys.
Good bunting bat.
Same exact bunting exit Velo, 26.
All right, world premiere, 105.
That's good.
Sheesh.
All right, 448 feet.
Well, this is the same bat.
We're just going to cut to the chase.
All right, Cam, let's back the machine up,
crank up the Velo and go NCAA balls
and just try to hit a new Velo PR, I guess.
A few moments later.
Little bit end right there.
Gosh.
424, 100 miles an hour.
End of the bat again.
Let's go.
102, dude, let's go.
I'm telling you, I think this would be my gamer.
If I played baseball, I think this would be my gamer.
That's 107.
Oh my gosh.
Dude, that feels so good.
107, 430.
111, let's go.
So obviously exit Velo kind of gets
the attention in these videos.
That isn't necessarily the reason I like this bat.
There's multiple BB Corps bats
I could pop a 111 with,
with this pitch speed and with these baseballs.
I just love the swing weight.
I love the barrel control
while still maintaining a good, big forgiving sweet spot
and just enough barrel weight
to where I can really loft the ball.
It's not overbalanced like a Cad X or a Voodoo One.
Between sweet spot, power, and swing weight,
I just think it combines those three attributes best.
And it's not that expensive
compared to all your two-piece composites.
So huge dub right there.
And as a little bonus for those of you
that have stayed for all four minutes of this video,
we are gonna give a little preview swing
on a brand new bat to the Louisville Slugger lineup.
New tech and everything,
and it's actually their cheapest bat.
So this is $200.
It's replacing like the Vapor,
which was their old cheap bat,
but they're telling me this is way better.
And they actually think we will really, really like this bat.
We're gonna be honest.
We're gonna find out.
I'm just gonna catch one barrel at least.
We got a full review coming later.
But ladies and gentlemen,
the Louisville Slugger 2025 Dynasty BB Corps.
Let's see.
Not good V-Low.
Dude, that felt good.
One more.
108 430.
Dude, I'm optimistic.
The barrel feels, like the sweet spot feels big.