2012 DeMarini Voodoo: DXVDL Youth Images
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- -13 Length to Weight Ratio
- 2 1/4 Inch Barrel Diameter
- Approved for Play in Little League, Babe Ruth, Dixie, Pony, AABC, and USSSA
- Free Shipping!
- Full Twelve (12) Month Manufacturer's Warranty
- Half and Half Technology Makes YOU Stronger
- ION V End Cap Eliminates Vibration
- SC4 Alloy Barrel
- Thickness Tuned
- TR3 Strut Composite Handle
- Two-Piece Hybrid Design
by CheeHoo - May 01, 2011
Pros: A very "balanced" bat! Equivalent to the "Surge" as far as weight distribution is concerned. In no way is it "End Loaded" Has an excellent "Pop". Very pleased with this bat as far as performance is concerned. Your kid will not be disappointed if a balanced bat is what your looking for
Cons: Graphics is "Sick" looking may not want you to swing it! Best looking bat by far!
Review Summary
based on 49 ratings. 49 user reviews.
Back with an impressive new design and mind-blowing new graphics, the Voodoo is THE lightweight option for youth players this season! The Voodoo's supremacy begins at the handle where DeMarini introduces a new composite material this season called TR3 Strut Composite. With TR3, DeMarini seeks to replicate the triangular structure of a crystal, as that is what helps make crystals one of the toughest and most stable compounds on earth. TR3 Composite is strong, stable, and predictable - without any unnecessary weight. This handle is designed to efficiently transfer power from your hands to the barrel giving players balance and consistency with every swing. The barrel of the Voodoo is constructed with DeMarini's SC4 Alloy. This alloy provides a thickness tuned wall that extends the entire length of the barrel contributing to a wickedly hot and insanely durable sweetspot! The Voodoo also features Half and Half Technology that redistributes weight to give the bat optimal balance. This is extremely beneficial to younger players as it gives them the ability to swing faster with less effort; ultimately resulting in more power! DeMarini: Insane Dedication to Performance! The Voodoo is approved for play in all major youth leagues. It is backed by a Full Twelve (12) Month Manufacturer's Warranty. Free Shipping!
49 Product Reviews
Review This Batby CheeHoo - May 01, 2011
Pros: A very "balanced" bat! Equivalent to the "Surge" as far as weight distribution is concerned. In no way is it "End Loaded" Has an excellent "Pop". Very pleased with this bat as far as performance is concerned. Your kid will not be disappointed if a balanced bat is what your looking for
Cons: Graphics is "Sick" looking may not want you to swing it! Best looking bat by far!
by nacho - May 10, 2011
Pros: Bought this bat (29"/16oz) as a gift for my son who already has a (28"/15oz)2011 Voodoo and I could tell a difference right away. First thing I noticed was that this bat sounds like a fire cracker but the best part is that it isn't all bark he is hitting it noticeably further. His coaches couldn't help but say wow at the next practice at how well and far he was driving the ball. Worth every penny!
Cons: none yet, aside from the other boys wanting to use it.
by DemariniBoy - May 17, 2011
Pros: Swings Easy, lots of pop. It is a fun bat to hit with. Only used it a few games and had several to the fence.
Cons: None
by demarini lover - Jun 12, 2011
Pros: Awesome bat!!!!! got the 30" 17oz. sounds great and very balanced. good pop too. it has a giant sweetspot and looks awesome.
Cons: nothing. best bat!!!!!!
by Big A Boy - Jun 13, 2011
Pros: This is a really great bat, Very happy with it so far. It was worth the extra money I paid for it. My 9 year old Son hits even further than he did with his old bat. Most of his friends want to use his bat.
Cons: None
by GO DEMARINI!! - Jun 15, 2011
Pros: This is my favorite bat I have ever used in all my years of baseball. It has good pop, awesome graphics, sounds great, and has an extremely large sweetspot. spend the extra money and BUY THIS BAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cons: NONE! BEAST BAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
by Voodoo Priest - May 02, 2011
Pros: Amazing and very cool looking bat. My son is crushing the ball every time he's up to the plate. Worth every penny!
Cons: None.
by Grandma Bet - May 03, 2011
Pros: This bat is awesome...bought it for my grandson...He's always been a good hitter but ball is getting hit harder and going further..HE LOVES THIS BAT!!!
Cons: NOTHING!
by Coach Frank - May 29, 2011
Pros: Just bought this bat for my 9yr old son. This bat is top of the line from fit to finish. Bought 29"16oz. Great pop -- Great grip. Also has an awsome sound!! It has that beautiful ping sound. You will not go wrong with this bat....I doubt we will see a review under 5 stars. Highly recommend!
Cons: None
by djmas - Jul 01, 2011
Pros: love the bat. Picked it up for my son who just turned 9. Went with the Voodoo because it was a -13 and wanted the extra length to help cover the plate. He absolutely loves it! Thanks so much!
Cons: Awesome paint scheme that you don't want to use the bat and get it dirty!!!
by Future LSU dad - Jun 03, 2011
Pros: I just bought the 28"-15 oz for my 6.5 year old son. He has always hit the ball hard but it seemed like the ball should jump off his old bat better. The new voo doo has given him that extra pop! His line drives are rockets and the pop ups carry further too. This is my first review ever! I had to pass the word to another dad. I know the bat doesn't make the batter but it makes them better!!
Cons: NONE so far. Great bat!
by Satisfied customer - Jun 09, 2011
Pros: Light and well balanced, with big sweet spot and pop. Stepped up from Louisville Slugger Omaha for my 8-year old son and noticed immediate difference in both batting practice and games. Ball sounds great off the bat and travels farther, and bat looks great as well. Spend the extra money and get the voodoo; you won't be disappointed.
Cons: None. Wish I would have bought this bat sooner.
by allstar - Jun 11, 2011
Pros: best bat ever! really good pop. well balanced. looks cool too. ball explodes off this bat.
Cons: none what so ever
by Calsmom - Sep 06, 2011
Pros: I recently purchased this bat for my 10yr old son and he loves it. I took him out to the batting cages the day after he received & right out of the box he was hitting as if he had had it for quite a while. He said he loves this more than the new CF5. Great service as well!!!!
Cons: None, except that this bat is so nice looking he didn't want to use it at first.
by showtime - Jun 20, 2011
Pros: just got this bat today. It has very nice grip, excellent pop, and has a system on top of the bat so you hit all parts of the bat equally.
Cons: The bat seems too cool and impressive looking to use!!!
by Rob - Sep 23, 2011
Pros: Our league restricts full composite bats, this one satisfies their restrictions. Lightweight allowing bat to be an inch longer for more plate coverage.
Cons: Can't think of any
by j-mil - Sep 21, 2011
Pros: Love the way it looks and swing speed is crazy quick. My team mates have hit solid line drives with it also. The ball pops off the sweet spot with a bang contact is undeniable loud
Cons: none
by freak - Jan 18, 2012
Pros: awesome has unbelievable pop first time i hit with it i new it was good
Cons: what do you think
by voodoo man - Feb 11, 2012
Pros: great bat! has great pop and the ball bounces right off it! beast paint job!
Cons: everyone wants to use it
by 808 state - Feb 19, 2012
Pros: We bought the bat 2 weeks ago and my son has yet to put it down. Great weight and feel. He has been doing much better at batting practice and went 3/3 on our last game. Very happy with bat performance so far. Graphics are pretty sweet too.
Cons: Everyone wants to use it
by The Dominator - Feb 19, 2012
Pros: Bought 29/16 bat to help my son improve his bat speed. ( He was using a 30/18 big barrel. Too long & heavy) Immediately we saw an improvement in his swing speed. Not behind the ball anymore. Have only used it in batting cages. Can't wait to see it in a game. Great ping sound! Cool graphics!
Cons: A little pricey
by HAWAII VOODOO BUILT - Mar 11, 2012
Pros: This Bat by Far is worth every dollar, we bought the bat because of the -13 /29 . Weight distribution is great and the bat has a nice sweet spot. You will not regret buying the Voodoo , The composite material on the handle doesn't give my son that "shock" effect when hitting those inside and outside pitches!! He loves it and so does the rest of the team!!!
Cons: My son doesn't get called by his first name anymore. They call him the "VOODOO!"
by fsrt - Jan 22, 2012
Pros: best bat i hit
Cons: awesome feel
by - Feb 14, 2012
Pros: Very Nice Bat. I Would Highly Recommend!
Cons:
by coachmm - Feb 21, 2012
Pros: Got this bat for my son who is a small 9 year old. I purchased the 29/16 model after last years 28/15 wasn't heavy enough to work through the harder thrown balls. this years version has more pop than last years model and really rewards the contact hitter with a harder hit ball. Even when he's faced faster pitching, the line drives are hit over the inf's head instead of at them, the ground balls have more sizzle and are harder to field, and even when he mis-hits and pops it up, it goes farther and higher. If you have a smallish kid or averaged size kid who has a beautiful swing, BUY THIS BAT! It's worth every penny.If your kid is bigger than most and is a power hitter, I would recommend a bat with a lower drop. (-11 or -10)
Cons: None
by J-Rod - Feb 21, 2012
Pros: This bat is a beast. It sounds like a firecracker going off. My son absoutely loves it. Do yourself (or your child) a favor and buy this bat!!
Cons:
by Sean - Mar 27, 2012
Pros: Simply the best bat on the market. I bought this bat for my 8 year old 28/15 and he is simply cracking the ball with unreal bat speed. Ball is flying faster than the composites. Buy this bat!
Cons: None
by triplecrown boy - Mar 31, 2012
Pros: Sick bat. Has very good pop. I bought 30 in 17 oz . Already feel pop in there. Beast bat!!!! Buy this bat, you won't regret it!
Cons: Nothing but everyone wants to use it!!!
by BaseballJUSTRocks - Apr 17, 2012
Pros: Good pop Consistent across barrel So far so good, still only a few weeks old, will see in a month or so if it deserves a 5 STAR, too early to tell right now.
Cons: Still get stung occasionly.
by PDXCoachXXXL - Apr 19, 2012
Pros: Bought the 32"/19oz for my 5"4 150lb 11 yr old. All I can say is..its a monster..The bat too..not just my son. The ball explodes of this bat. Simple contact and the bat does the rest. You wont believe it until you swing this bad boy for yourself. Its worth every penny. DeMarini does it again.
Cons: None. Well maybe that every kid on the team wants to use it..and maybe that the paint is so wicked i hate to scratch it.
by Voodoo1333 - Apr 06, 2012
Pros: Best epic bat ever invented looks like a flippin monster for crying out loud!!!
Cons: NONE!!! DUGH!!!
by matt daddy - Feb 20, 2012
Pros: this is the best bat ever!!!! every body wants one. i love this bat.
Cons: none
by - Mar 05, 2012
Pros: great bat i love it so much has a lot of pop cant wait till the season
Cons:
by Coach Daddy - Mar 20, 2012
Pros: Just doit great bat changed my sons life in a weekend!!!!
Cons: none
by jay - Apr 13, 2012
Pros: its the best bat ever!!!!!!! i love it its amazing.it has so much pop and huge sweet spot
Cons: nothing yet only the bat is to good lol !!!!!!!!!!
by Nick - May 04, 2012
Pros: This bat is great it has a good pop. Before I got the bat I was mainly hitting ground balls. Now with the bat I usually drive it to left center. I love the design on the bat.
Cons: The price is a little high but its worth it.
by Orioles - Apr 22, 2012
Pros: My son is playing AAA this year. He is ten years old. He loves this bat. It doesn't sting, and he's been hitting a lot better.
Cons:
by da bomb - Feb 27, 2012
Pros: to many to type
Cons: there are none
by Little League Dad - Apr 27, 2012
Pros: Wicked looking bat. Immediately gave my son extra confidence when he held it. Very balanced and lightweight which helped my son's bat speed. Ready to go out of the box but seemed really seasoned after a couple of weeks. He is 8 years old, tall for his age but not very strong or would have gotten the big barrel option. Chose the 30" length due to his height. Has held up really good so far. Definitely recommend highly.
Cons: Almost too good looking to use.
by giants rule - Apr 26, 2012
Pros: great pop out of wrapper.My son got as a birthday present
Cons: paint chips
by demarini voodoo - Apr 29, 2012
Pros: i got this bat for my son 31 18 and he has been killing the ball during practice i cant wait till a game to see him
Cons: none
by Joey V - May 09, 2012
Pros: Best thing i ever did to improve my 11 year old sons swing was buying this bat ! OMG what a difference in his swing ! Now he feels more confident than ever. THAT IS WHAT I WAS HOPING TO DO ! THANK YOU SO SO MUCH !
Cons: CANT THINK OF ONE !!
by mauer7 - May 10, 2012
Pros: win.
Cons:
by maui athletics - Apr 27, 2012
Pros: bought this for my 7 year old..28/15 lots of pop like advertised best bat to date whole team uses it
Cons: sick graphics as you can see
by Anonymous - Apr 01, 2012
Pros: 9 Y/O son loved the look and feel of the bat.
Cons: The bat split after a few days of regular use. He had 2 practices, 1 hour of BP, and 1 game - and he then realized that the bat was split with the center of the split being between the top of the handle and bottom of the barrel. Very disappointed in this product with the amount of money spent. Read other reviews of possible DeMarini bats splitting and chose to hope it wouldn't happen. I strongly advise to stay away from this bat and other DeMarini bats until they figure out what the problem is and rectify it.
by big ben - Apr 02, 2012
Pros: I bought this 32/19 bat for my 9 year old son. he loves this bat. he said it is better balenced than the easton. tis is the bat to buy
Cons: nothing so far
by Dave - Apr 05, 2012
Pros: Bat is just okay,..
Cons: Stay away from DeMarini, customer service is very poor. Had some issues with my bat and they keep give me the run around. Stick with Easton.
by bat freak - Feb 24, 2012
Pros: great paint job.
Cons: none
by happy dad - Jun 12, 2011
Pros: this is the best bat ever! I got my son the 30" 17oz. he's driving the ball each at-bat. this bat sounds great and looks cool. and it also has a huge sweetspot. very balanced. amazing pop. worth every penny.
Cons: none. awesome bat! everyone wants to use it!
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Ask QuestionA notice that the 2012 Voodoo is not BBCOR certified,but the 2013 Voodoo is. Does the BBCOR affect the amount of "pop" the bat will have? If so, which will have more pop, 2012 or 2013?
Asked by derek on Apr 30, 2012
Since this 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is a youth bat, neither the 2012 or 2013 model is BBCOR Certified (which is only for adult bats). The only major difference between the 2012 and 2013 is the change from SC4 Alloy to X10 Alloy on the barrel. You might see a slight increase in pop in the newer version, but the pop on the Voodoo is very similar year to year.
· Apr 30, 2012
My son is on a travel baseball league and he tried a Vendetta from 2010 that is 31/18 -13 with the bigger long barrell. He hits excellent with that but I can not find it anywhere. I'm trying to find a comperable bat to that one, what would you recommend?
Asked by tracy on Apr 28, 2012
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo would be very comparable to the 2010 Vendetta.
· Apr 30, 2012
is this a balanced or end loaded bat?
Asked by paula on Apr 28, 2012
The DXVDL is a balanced bat. It has a 2 1/4" barrel size and a great amount of pop.
· Apr 28, 2012
I recently bought a batting cage and this bat for my son. I was wondering if their is a problem with using the yellow dipple batting cage balls with this bat in the cage? What do you suggest?
Asked by Pando on Apr 25, 2012
We do not recommend using your 2012 DeMarini Voodoo in a batting cage that uses dimpled cage balls. They are very dense and, with repeated use, can damage the Voodoo's alloy barrel and shorten its lifespan. We recommend using real baseballs in your pitching machine or a bat dedicated only to cage work.
· Apr 25, 2012
My son is 13 and plays 13u select baseball. He is headed to high school next fall. i know he needs a 32" length. I am not sure what weight?
Asked by eddie on Apr 23, 2012
If you are wanting to buy a 2012 DeMarini Voodoo that your son can use in high school, you'll want to buy an Adult -3 BBCOR bat. Here is the link to the Voodoo BBCOR: http://www.justbats.com/product/2012-demarini-voodoo-bbcor--dxvdc-adult/13531/
· Apr 23, 2012
Most leagues require the USSSA thumb print on the bat. This one only says it's legal but doesn't have the thumb print.
Asked by rusty on Apr 23, 2012
You are correct. The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo: DXVDL Youth does not have the new USSSA stamp on it. Instead, this bat still has the old one. Youth bats do not need to have the new USSSA stamp until 2014.
· Apr 23, 2012
Will this bat be leagal for the 2014 season?
Asked by batlooking on Apr 21, 2012
Unless there are rule changes, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo: DXVDL Youth will be legal for play in 2014.
· Apr 21, 2012
My son is taking batting lessons. The instructor has said a 31" 19 oz bat is perfect for him but the Voodoo doesn't seem to be available in that size. Any suggestions?
Asked by jim on Apr 20, 2012
The DeMarini Voodoo Youth DXVDL is a -13. If you want him to use a 31" bat, he'll need to swing an 18 oz. bat. If you prefer to stay at 19 oz., he'll need to swing a 32" Voodoo. You can also use the "Shop By Bat Size" tool on the left side of JustBats.Com to find all the available 31" 19 oz. bats.
· Apr 20, 2012
Is it approved for Cal Ripken?
Asked by Nickirae on Apr 18, 2012
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is approved for Cal Ripkin in 2012.
· Apr 18, 2012
Is it approved for Little League?
Asked by Logman on Apr 15, 2012
Yes, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo DXVDL is 100% legal for Little League.
· Apr 15, 2012
My son is presently using a 29" 20oz Limb Saver. He just turned 9. Weighs 105 and is 4'-8" tall. Not heavy set, just built like a brick. So a tall 9 year old. I was looking at the Voodoo 31" 18 oz. Thoughts? Feel he needs something longer, but worried about too much bat weight.
Asked by B3 on Apr 11, 2012
Based on your son's height and weight, the suggested size for him is a 30" bat. However, if he feels comfortable swinging a 31", he could certainly go with that size as well. The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is a great bat and should be a good option for your son.
· Apr 11, 2012
CAN I USE IT IN COLD WEATHER SINCE IT IS HALF AND HALF?
Asked by RICK on Mar 30, 2012
Yes, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo DXVDL can be used in cold weather. However, we don't recommend using any bat when the temperature is below 55 degrees.
· Mar 30, 2012
Is this bat BBCOR?
Asked by Beast24 on Mar 20, 2012
No, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo DXVDL is not BBCOR approved. Only adult -3 bats will have BBCOR certification. The following link is for the BBCOR Voodoo: http://www.justbats.com/product/2013-demarini-voodoo-bbcor--dxvdc-adult/15470/
· Mar 20, 2012
What is the difference between this bat and the CF4?
Asked by Aiden on Mar 20, 2012
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is a two-piece hybrid and has an alloy barrel and composite handle. The DeMarini CF4 is a two-piece full composite.
· Mar 20, 2012
My son is 9 and weighs 60 lbs. He's about 51.5 tall. What size Voodoo bat would best fit him? Chart says 29 inches. Do you think he could use it for more than one season of baseball?
Asked by BooBoo on Mar 17, 2012
I think the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo 29" bat would be a perfect size for him to use not only this year, but next.
· Mar 16, 2012
My son is 12 years old and is 105 pounds, which size bat should I get him?
Asked by Diggem on Mar 16, 2012
The average 12-year-old will use a 31" bat with a weight around 21 or 22 ounces.
· Mar 16, 2012
What do the numbers and symbols on the end cap mean 1, 3, 5, 7,? 30" -13 voodoo
Asked by big daddy on Mar 13, 2012
This is DeMarini's Rotation Index. It is designed as a reminder for the hitter to rotate the bat between each hit in order to evenly break in the entire barrel of the bat. Before every hit, take notice of which section of the Index is facing you prior to taking a swing. After every hit, rotate the bat so that the next section of the Index if facing you.
· Mar 13, 2012
Does the NIke MC2 Youth have more pop or the Voodoo?
Asked by Sean on Mar 13, 2012
Since both the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo and Nike MC2 are two-piece hybrid designs with alloy barrels, they will have a similar performance. Both are durable and have good pop. You can't really go wrong with either!
· Mar 13, 2012
My son is 8 and weighs about 85lbs. What size Voodoo bat would be good for him?
Asked by Sean on Mar 12, 2012
Based on his age and weight, we recommend the 29" 16 oz.
· Mar 12, 2012
Do you know why this bat is not listed on the approved Little League list of bats from February 23 2012? I could not find this bat listed as approved. I'm hesitant to buy this bat. Again, do you know why it wouldn't be on LL approved list?
Asked by Sid on Mar 09, 2012
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo bat has an alloy barrel and is 100% legal for Little League play. You may be looking at the "Approved Composite Bat List" which will not feature the Voodoo because it has an alloy hitting surface.
· Mar 09, 2012
Is this bat a full composite?
Asked by steve on Mar 08, 2012
No, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is a two-piece hybrid with an SC4 alloy barrel and a composite handle making this bat a half and half design allowing for a well balanced feel.
· Mar 08, 2012
Is this bat legal in a league that requires that 1.15 bpf stamp on the barrel?
Asked by chop on Mar 06, 2012
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo bat is still legal for 2012. USSSA is not requiring the new BPF 1.15 stamp on youth small barrel bats until 2013.
· Mar 06, 2012
Our Dixie Youth requires the year model be stamped on the barrel. Is it stamped on this one?
Asked by stacey on Mar 05, 2012
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo will say "VDL12" on the barrel. The 12 indicates it is a 2012 model. This is how DeMarini indicates the model's year
· Mar 05, 2012
Our league requires a 1.15 stamp. Does this comply?
Asked by Stealth on Feb 29, 2012
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo bat does not have the new USSSA stamp and has the old "Meets 1.15BPF USSSA" on the barrel.
· Feb 29, 2012
I'm hearing that the bat is not legal because it does not have the BBCOR stamp is this true?
Asked by christina on Feb 29, 2012
That is not true in any way. Youth bats like the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo are not governed by the BBCOR standard, only adult bats. This bat is legal.
· Feb 29, 2012
Is there any break in needed with this bat?
Asked by BD23 on Feb 27, 2012
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo has an alloy barrel and a break-in is not necessary.
· Feb 27, 2012
I see the other questions, but is the bat USSSA certified?
Asked by newby on Feb 26, 2012
As of 2/26/2012, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo does not have the new USSSA stamp that will be required on youth bats beginning in 2013.
· Feb 26, 2012
Is the handle composite?
Asked by joh on Feb 23, 2012
Yes, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo does have a composite handle.
· Feb 23, 2012
Does this bat have a 1.15 stamp on it?
Asked by Emmet on Feb 23, 2012
Yes, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo has the BPF 1.15 stamp.
· Feb 23, 2012
Is it legal to use in JBO? Is it BPF 1.5 and BBCOR aproved?
Asked by Mclovin' on Feb 23, 2012
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo has the BPF 1.15. However, only adult bats are BBCOR certified.
· Feb 23, 2012
When you say the Voodoo is better for a contact hitter what do you mean? Bigger sweet spot with the Voodoo?
Asked by smooth on Feb 14, 2012
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is good for contact hitters because it is a two-piece design. A two-piece design is good for contact hitters because it has more flex than a one-piece and will create a whip like effect for the hitter, thus helping them generate power. Whereas a one-piece design is going to be pretty stiff and help power hitters.
· Feb 14, 2012
Does this bat have the sticker or whatever it needs to be legal?
Asked by caleb on Feb 12, 2012
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is approved for play in Approved for Play in Little League, Babe Ruth, Dixie, Pony, AABC, and USSSA. For more information about youth bats feel free to pick the brains of our experts at 1-866-321-2287.
· Feb 13, 2012
Do you think this bat will be approved for all the leagues next year?
Asked by psimps on Feb 06, 2012
As of right now, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is approved for Little League play in 2012. Unless the rules change, this bat will remain approved.
· Feb 06, 2012
Which bat is better the Voodoo or the B4?
Asked by psimps on Feb 06, 2012
It will really depend on the type of hitter you are. The B4 will be better for a power hitter and the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is better for a contact hitter.
· Feb 07, 2012
I have looked on the approved Little League list of bats from Jan 23, 2012. I could not find this bat listed as approved. Does it have a different name?
Asked by Jim on Feb 05, 2012
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is approved for little league play in 2012.
· Feb 05, 2012
What would you reccomend for my son? He is 12 and is 5 foot and 92 pounds?
Asked by Pops on Feb 04, 2012
I would recommend the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo in a 31" 18 oz .
· Feb 06, 2012
Thanks for the quick response!!! What size bat would you recommend for my 9 y/o who is 59" tall and weighs 68.5 lbs? Thanks!!!
Asked by Barba951 on Feb 01, 2012
Our Bat Coach suggests a 29 inch bat, but you can go one inch either way on that.
· Feb 01, 2012
My son is 9 years old and his height is 53". He weighs 71 lbs. Would you recommend the 2012 Voodoo and what size...29 or 30? Thanks
Asked by Bear on Feb 01, 2012
It depends on what your son used last year, usually hitters progress one inch or ounce per season.
· Feb 01, 2012
For big barrel, is it legal for the new AAU rule?
Asked by bobster on Feb 01, 2012
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo has a small barrel, 2 1/4". Please check with your league official for your bat rules.
· Feb 01, 2012
My son is 7 now but last year used the 28 in 16 oz Voodoo model. His swing was always slow. At the end of the season I got him a batting lesson and they said it was too big for him. Do you think the bat I have would be good for him this year? He is 7 yrs old 54 inches tall and weighs about 55 lbs.
Asked by john on Feb 01, 2012
This is a common size and should fit him better this year. The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is a good bat and has good pop.
· Feb 01, 2012
I'm interested in purchasing this bat for my 9 y/o son who is 59" tall and weighs 68.5 lbs. What size bat would you recommend? Is this bat approved to be used in the minors division even though it isn't on the list of licensed bats through the little league web site? Thanks!!!
Asked by Barba951 on Jan 31, 2012
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo bat is approved by Little League, but we recommend checking with a league offical on any circumstance before purchasing.
· Jan 31, 2012
My son is 60" tall, 95 lbs, 11 years old. He's been hitting the 30/17 Voodoo. Would the 31/18 be appropriate for his size?
Asked by JM on Jan 30, 2012
Yes, you want to make sure that you move them up in size as they get older.
· Jan 30, 2012
Hello. My son is 51" and 65 lbs, which size would you go with? Thanks.
Asked by kj on Jan 23, 2012
I would suggest a 2012 DeMarini Voodoo 28" 15oz.
· Jan 23, 2012
Is this a non composite bat? I know it says it is okay for Babe Ruth. Which is good because i have a son that plays there but what about Cal Ripken?
Asked by distressed on Jan 22, 2012
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is going to have a composite handle and an alloy barrel. It is Cal Ripken approved.
· Jan 22, 2012
Is this bat stamped with the 1.15 BPF rating thats requred for Dizzy Dean Play?
Asked by Brandon on Jan 21, 2012
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo does not have the USSSA stamp on the bat but it is marked BPF 1.15 on the barrel.
· Jan 21, 2012
Does the bat come in 2 5/8 or 2 3/4 barrel?
Asked by doc on Jan 21, 2012
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo bat is only offered in a 2 1/4" barrel
· Jan 21, 2012
My son is 10 years old and weighs 88, and is 58 inches tall. What weight and length bat do you recommend? Any specific types? Was looking at the DeMarini Voodoo and the DeMarini CFX (I think that's what it was).
Asked by dpostiglione on Jan 20, 2012
Using the Bat Coach feature on our website I would suggest a 29" bat. Any bat that has a length to weight ratio of -10 would fit your son well.
· Jan 20, 2012
Not too sure what size bat my should be using. He has the Easton Omen now. 28" 16oz. He is 8 and turning 9 in August. He's 58" tall and about 50lbs.
Asked by bob on Jan 16, 2012
General rule of thumb is you don't want to bump them up more than 1 inch or 1 ounce at a time. If you are looking to move him up, I wouldn't recommend going higher than a 29".
· Jan 16, 2012
Is it approved for Dixie Youth?
Asked by Abrown on Jan 16, 2012
Yes, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is approved for Dixie Youth.
· Jan 16, 2012
My son is 60 inches tall 120 pounds 9 years old. He is a power hitter which bat would be better DXVDL youth or CF4 youth?
Asked by scott on Jan 12, 2012
Most power hitters prefer stiffer bats, but for his height and weight, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo would be good.
· Jan 12, 2012
My son is 4'8" tall and 91lbs, I was thinking about getting him a 31/18 Voodoo. He currently has an Easton CXN 29/17. Does this sound like a good bat for him? I would like to get him a composite bat but we live in the NW and more than 1/2 his season is cold weather.
Asked by RRRRR on Jan 10, 2012
Alloy sounds like it may be the way to go, and 31" 18oz. is not too big of a jump and would seem suit your son fine.
· Jan 10, 2012
Comparing this Voodoo to the Easton S2 or S3. Son is 4ft 7, 65 pounds, 10 yrs old. Has really fast hands, so I want a fast bat, without the sting (his last bat was bad at that). Thoughts? Is there a better bat than those?
Asked by noplay on Jan 09, 2012
Both the Easton S2 and the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo are great two-piece bats that are going to have great bat speed with some flex. The Easton S3 is a one-piece bat and a little stiffer and better for a power hitter.
· Jan 10, 2012
Is this bat approved for 2012 Majors in Little League, Babe Ruth, Cal Ripken?
Asked by pc on Jan 09, 2012
Yes, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is approved for Cal Ripken.
· Jan 09, 2012
My son is 5'6" 180 solid muscle. He will be playing middle school ball this year (7th grade) he has long arms, what size bat do you suggest?
Asked by Byg Mykes Mom on Jan 02, 2012
A good size for that size of player will be a 31"-32" bat.
· Jan 03, 2012
Is a 2012 DeMarini Voodoo: DXVDL a good bat for 10 year old? that is 60"tall and 80 lbs?
Asked by crusher on Dec 31, 2011
If his league requires the 2 1/4" barrel, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is an excellent choice. Great pop, it is slightly end weighted, which gives power through the swing.
· Jan 03, 2012
Is this bat 1.15 BPF or USSSA approved?
Asked by batboy on Dec 28, 2011
Yes, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is USSSA 1.15 BPF certified.
· Dec 28, 2011
My son is 5'0 and 110lbs. He will be 10 in March. What bat do you suggest for him? Thanks.
Asked by Carcoop on Dec 27, 2011
If he is required to use the youth small barrel, with his size, I would not go lighter than a -10. And length wise, he should be in about a 30"-31". As to what bat to recommend, I would need to know more info about your son, power hitter or contact? What kind of bat has he been using and how did he like it? Those bits of info would help make a better suggestion for him.
· Dec 27, 2011
Is the Voodoo -13 bat 2012 Cal Ripken approved (BPF 1.15)?
Asked by Rick on Dec 22, 2011
Yes, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo does have the original USSSA 1.15 BPF stamp on it.
· Dec 22, 2011
My son is 7 years old he is 53" tall and weighs 62 lbs. I was wondering what would be the best bat for him for next spring? This is first year for coach pitch.
Asked by Buckeyes918 on Dec 13, 2011
Normally, coach pitch bats are 2 5/8" to 2 3/4" bats and are labeled Junior Big Barrel. I would suggest a 28" to 29" lenth for your son.
· Dec 14, 2011
My son is 52" 9 years old and weighs 52 lbs. He currently has a 28" 14.5 ounce. I was thinking going up to 29" 16 ounce Voodoo. What would you recommend?
Asked by Lefty Lou on Dec 12, 2011
Based on his height and weight, I would move him up to a 29" 16oz. 2012 DeMarini Voodoo.
· Dec 13, 2011
My son is 8 and is 120 pounds and about 4 foot 5. I dont know what to get, the 19 or the 20 oz bat? He been using a 21 oz 5 and a quarter bat and does not have a problem but I think it's because of the bigger barrel. Help please.
Asked by Paul on Dec 06, 2011
I would suggest getting the 20 oz bat. If he has been hitting a big barrel bat he should have no problem with a 20 oz weight.
· Dec 06, 2011
Son is 4'6" 80 lbs. Currently using Easton Omen 29" -12. Thinking about this bat or CF5 in 30" but big weight difference. He is a line drive hitter.
Asked by Tony on Dec 06, 2011
If you want one that is very nicely balanced for him with the weight jump. The Easton S2 would be the one I would look at.
· Dec 06, 2011
Does this meet the new 2012 USSSA bat requirements?
Asked by Todd on Dec 04, 2011
Yes, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo does meet the 2012 USSSA bat requirements.
· Dec 04, 2011
Trying to pick between Easton Omen LNC1XL Youth 28" 16 oz and the DeMarini Voodoo DXVDL Youth 28"15 oz for 9 year old 4 ft 60 pounds. How are they different which has more pop?
Asked by Roger on Dec 03, 2011
The difference between the two are that the Easton Omen is a two-piece full composite design and 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is a two-piece composite handle and alloy barrel. They both are going to have a lot of pop.
· Dec 04, 2011
Recently purchased a 2010 model for my son. He hasn't used it yet and I'm wondering if I should chalk up the extra money to buy the newer version. Is it significantly better?
Asked by RD on Dec 01, 2011
My peronal opinion would be to do that. The reason for that is the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo has the newest required stamp for the USSSA 1.15 BPF.
· Dec 01, 2011
Is it USSSA certified?
Asked by Roo on Nov 29, 2011
Yes, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is USSSA certified.
· Nov 29, 2011
Does the bat have the BPF 1.15 stamp on it? According to the new Babe Ruth bat rules 11-23-11 as long as it has BPF 1.15, 33 inches or less and 2.25 barrel size it is approved for 2012.
Asked by ryno on Nov 29, 2011
In our current inventory of the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo the 30" 17oz. does have the new USSSA 1.15 BPF stamp and the 31" 18oz. and 32" 19oz. do not.
· Nov 29, 2011
Does it have the USSSA 1.15 stamp?
Asked by Ton1971 on Nov 27, 2011
In our current inventory of the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo the 30" 17oz. does have the new USSSA 1.15 BPF stamp and the 31" 18oz. and 32" 19oz. do not.
· Nov 27, 2011
Is there a difference between the 2012/2011/2010 DXVDL Voodoo Youth?
Asked by Lou on Nov 25, 2011
There are slight differences between the 2012, 2011, and 2010 DeMarini Voodoo because of the rule chances in the last few years. However, the two-piece composite handle/alloy barrel design is the same.
· Nov 25, 2011
My son has outgrown his Vexxum. He is 61 inches and a thick 125. How far up should he go? The last bat was a 30/17.5 oz.
Asked by James on Nov 17, 2011
I suggest looking at a 31"-32" 2012 DeMarini Voodoo for him. Try using our bat coach to find the perfect bat. http://www.justbats.com/bat-coach/
· Nov 17, 2011
Is it BBCOR?
Asked by Chase#18 on Nov 07, 2011
No, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is not BBCOR. BBCOR bats will be Adult bats that are -3. Here is a link to the BBCOR Voodoo: http://www.justbats.com/product/2013-demarini-voodoo-bbcor--dxvdc-adult/15470/
· Nov 07, 2011
Hello. Does this bat comply with the new 2012 USSSA Bat Standards and have the new USSSA Mark? Thank you.
Asked by Razz on Oct 31, 2011
Yes, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is compliant with the USSSA 1.15 BPF.
· Oct 31, 2011
CF5 Vs. Voodoo. Looking at the 30 inch for a 54" 85lb good hitter. My son played with the Voodoo last 2 years. Always looking for more pop. What do you think?
Asked by Joe on Oct 29, 2011
The DeMarini CF5 is a full composite design whereas the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo has an alloy barrel. The CF5 is going to have more pop than the Voodoo.
· Oct 29, 2011
Does this bat come in a Big Barrel for Youth and if so what are the drop choices?
Asked by Mundo on Oct 29, 2011
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo does come in a big barrel option, the drop options are a -5 and a -9.
· Oct 29, 2011
I have a question on what size bat I would get my son who is 49 1/2" and 79 lbs?
Asked by Brenda on Oct 23, 2011
Based on his height and weight, I would suggest the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo that is 29" 16 oz.
· Oct 24, 2011
My son is 8 years old. He is 54" and about 65 pounds. What bat would you recommend?
Asked by chad on Oct 21, 2011
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is a great bat. There are numerous that would be good bats for him. If you have any questions, and need more info, just give our reps a call at 866-321-2287.
· Oct 21, 2011
Does this bat comply with new USSSA rules?
Asked by Jimmy on Oct 15, 2011
In our current inventory of the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo the 30" 17oz. does have the new USSSA 1.15 BPF stamp and the 31" 18oz. and 32" 19oz. do not.
· Oct 17, 2011
28 in 15 oz, is it to heavy for my son? He is 4'1 52 lbs.
Asked by butch on Oct 09, 2011
For a player of his size the average size 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is either a 28" 15oz or a 28" 16oz bat.
· Oct 09, 2011
My son is 10, 4'10" and 90 pounds. What bat length do you recommend? Also, Voodoo, Easton Surge, or Easton Omen?
Asked by jwej10 on Sep 30, 2011
With a very specific question like this you may want to contact us directly at 1-866-321-2287.
· Oct 02, 2011
My son is 4'4" and weighs 67 lbs. He is 8. What length and weight is good for him?
Asked by MIKE on Sep 19, 2011
Based on his height and weight, a 28" 2012 DeMarini Voodoo would be the most common size. The weight really depends on how strong he is and what size bat he is currently using, but the average weight will be between 15 and 18 ounces.
· Sep 19, 2011
Would you buy the Voodoo or Easton Surge for 7 year old coach pitch very good bat on ball hitter? (28"15oz)
Asked by lsu jeff on Sep 15, 2011
If your son is playing coach pitch, I would recommend a Jr. Big Barrel bat. They are designed specifically for coach pitch leagues. http://www.justbats.com/products/baseball%20bats~junior%20big%20barrel/
· Sep 15, 2011
My son is 8 years old and is 53" tall and 62 lbs. He currently swings a 28" 16 oz. H2 YB9H2 and was looking for something with more pop. I was deciding between the 2011 Vendetta and this Voodoo. Which would you recommend and why? Thanks!
Asked by J on Sep 12, 2011
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is going to have more pop then the 2011 DeMarini Vendetta. This bat also going to have better durability. I would go with the Voodoo over the Vexxum.
· Sep 12, 2011
My son wants to use this for USSSA tournaments but the bat does not have an easily identifiable 1.15 BPF USSSA stamp. What are the chances that he can use this in a USSSA tournament?
Asked by Emaz on Sep 10, 2011
Small barrel youth bats will not require a USSSA 1.15 BPF stamp until 2014. There are not youth bats on the market yet that have the stamp. Since it's only 2011, he will be able to use the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo in a USSSA tournament with no issues.
· Sep 13, 2011
How cold does it have to be to use it?
Asked by Etrain on Aug 29, 2011
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is an aluminum barrel bat, so there is not going to be a certain temperature that you have to use this bat. Composite barrel bats are not supposed to be used under 45-50 degrees Fahrenheit.
· Aug 29, 2011
Is this a big barrel?
Asked by JSALLDAY on Jul 10, 2011
No, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is a small barrel (2 1/4 inch) bat. If you need a big barrel, look under "Youth Big Barrel" or "Senior League".
· Jul 11, 2011
My son is 12 years old and has been swinging a 31" 22 oz. bat in games and practice. Want to buy him a new bat and would like to know what is a good bat that should be legal for next year. Should I purchase a Youth or Senior League bat. I was thinking about a 32" 19 oz. for coverage of the plate and good bat speed. Your help and advice will be greatly appreciated.
Asked by Topcat on Jul 06, 2011
For a 12 year old I would go with a big barrel bat. He will have to use a big barrel bat in high school and he should start using them now. With a big barrel bat, you will have to have a -10 bat. All of out bats that have the 1.15 BPF and USSSA stamp on them will be legal for play this year. All of those bats will have that identified in the bullet points section.
· Jul 06, 2011
Could this bat break when you hit the ball?
Asked by krausy.96 on Jun 22, 2011
I haven't heard of any issues with the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo to date concerning durability. If you do have any issues, you have a one-year manufacturers warranty from DeMarini.
· Jun 22, 2011
My son is 11 and weighs 125-130 lbs. He has a 30 inch 19 ounce bat now, but thinks he needs a longer bat. What should I get?
Asked by mom on Jun 20, 2011
This is a great link that we have that helps decide what type of bat someone should get and what length and weight they should use; http://www.justbats.com/bat.wizard.aspx. The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo would be a good choice.
· Jun 21, 2011
My son is 8 and only weighs 55 lbs, but strong for his size. He currently uses an Omaha big barrel 27" -11 alloy that is not end loaded. He is playing in a few tournaments that will not allow the big barrel and will move to Little League next year that will not allow it. He is a line drive hitter and gets the 16 oz bat through the ball quick. I am trying to find the right fit for him but there are so many bats with good reviews that making a choice is difficult. I have narrowed my search to Voodoo, CAT5 and Omaha YB126. Which do you think has the most pop and will be useable through next year?
Asked by Nixon on Jun 15, 2011
The 2012 DeMarini Voodoo will have the most pop out of all these bats and will have the best durability. The 2012 Voodoo will also be eligible for use next year.
· Jun 21, 2011
My grandson is 67" tall and 120 lbs. What bat size would you recommend?
Asked by JDAM on May 16, 2011
Based on his height and weight, a 31" 21oz. 2012 DeMarini Voodoo is typically recommended. If he's a lot stronger than average, he could probably go up to a 31 inch 23 ounce bat.
· May 16, 2011
I'm looking at the comparison between the DeMarini DXVDL Youth and the Combat Grifter Youth -12 bat. Trying to make a decision which one would you suggest my son is 8 years old he is about 56" tall and weighs about 73lbs which bat would be more balanced for him right now he has the DeMarini Vexxum it is a 29" bat with a 13.5 drop.
Asked by Tyson on May 09, 2011
Based on your son's height and weight, a 30" bat would be recommended. I think moving up to a 30" 17oz. bat would be beneficial for your son and the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo would be an excellent choice. The 30" COMbat Grifter will be an ounce heavier than the 30" Voodoo. I would recommend going to a local sporting goods store and have him take some swings with bats of different weights to see what he is more comfortable with.
· May 10, 2011
Is it approved by Little League Junior Division?
Asked by tony on May 01, 2011
Yes, the 2012 DeMarini Voodoo has an alloy barrel along with the approved Little League stamp on the barrel. It is legal for Little League.
· May 02, 2011
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