2026 DeMarini The Goods Royal Purple (-3) BBCOR Baseball Bat

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DeMariniSKU: WBD2634010305335

Size: 33.5"
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Sale price$249.95 Regular price$399.95
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BTL Staff Review

The Goods carries more weight in the barrel and is built for a middle-of-the-order hitter who wants to drive the baseball. It feels best in the hands of a stronger player who already prefers a loaded bat. When it’s squared up, the ball jumps off the barrel. This Royal Purple colorway gives The Goods a bold look.

Description

  • Certification: BBCOR .50
  • Drop: -3
  • Swing Weight: End-Loaded
  • Barrel Diameter: 2 5/8 inches
  • Construction: Two-piece hybrid
  • Barrel Material: X14 Alloy
  • Handle Material: 1375 Composite
  • Connection: Upgraded Direct Connection
  • End Cap: Tremor End Cap
  • Series: The Goods Royal Purple
  • Model: WBD2634010
  • Colorway: Purple and teal
  • Warranty: Expanded BBCOR limited warranty; eligibility and terms apply
High School & College
BBCOR Bats
All BBCOR bats are -3 drop. The goal is finding the longest bat you can still swing with full speed. When in doubt, go shorter.
Height Weight Length Notes
Under 5'4" Under 140 lbs 29"–30" Prioritize bat speed
5'4"–5'7" 140–160 lbs 30"–31" Common for HS freshmen
5'7"–5'10" 160–185 lbs 31"–32" Most common Most Common
5'10"–6'1" 185–210 lbs 32"–33" Upperclassmen Most Common
6'1"–6'4" 210–225 lbs 33"–33.5" Max for most HS players
6'4"+ 225+ lbs 33.5"–34" Proven bat speed required
Our Take on 34" BatsWe almost never put a high school player in a 34". Unless you are 6'4" and 225 lbs or bigger with proven bat speed, a 33" will serve you better. Most HS players swinging a 34" are giving up exit velocity without knowing it. Come in and we will put you on both in the cage.
BTL TipWhen in doubt, go shorter. Bat speed wins every time. Come swing both lengths in our demo cage and you will know in 10 swings.

Who should choose The Goods?

Stronger hitters who intentionally want an end-loaded barrel and can consistently control it.

Who should avoid it?

Players who struggle with velocity, lose the barrel during the swing, or perform better with balanced weighting.

How does it compare with Omega?

The Goods is end-loaded and power-oriented; Omega is balanced and easier to control.

Will it feel soft because it is two-piece?

No. The thick composite handle and Direct Connection are designed to create a relatively stiff, connected response.

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