2007 Mayhem 120 M7 34" 26oz, 27oz, 28oz & 30oz
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My Own Personal Review of the 2007 Mayhem M7 34" 27oz
I remember saying in another review that Worth Sports wants to become #1 in the slow-pitch game again... And this bat PROVES IT! The new 2007 Mayhem M7 is absolutely AMAZING! With in the first 100 swings the bat was broken in and hotter then just about anything I've ever hit. Just like the Jeff Hall, I can’t even imagine how hot it will be once it’s got 1000 swings on it.
The M7 doesn't feel quite as end loaded as the Jeff Hall, but there is still enough end loads to really drive through the ball. We tested the M7 with .44 375 Dudley Heat, Dudley Thunder ZN's, Worth Gold Dot's & Decker Shark's. It hit all the balls VERY well... I was getting average distances of 330-350ft with most every hr, even with a slight head wind. One of the things I really liked about the M7, it is impossible to over swing it. I've felt with some of the new bats, they tend to flex too much and you lose distance. The M7's stiff handle and flexible sweet spot make this problem disappear, no matter how hard you swing. The new M7 is NSA, USSSA, ISA, SSA, WSA and ISF Approved, along with the 1.20 bpf rating...
We compared distance to a Jeff Hall Mayhem, Mizuno Wrath and Easton Stealth CNT Flex.
The overall distance leader was the M7, and in a very close second was the JH and Wrath, followed by the Stealth CNT Flex...
If you thought they couldn't make another bat like the Jeff Hall, your going be pleasantly surprised!
Big Vick
| Sweet Spot & Overall Feel | 19.5 of 20 |
| Distance & Ball Flight | 19.5 of 20 |
| Durability | 19.5 of 20 |
| Swing Weight & Feel | 19.5 of 20 |
| Overall Feel/Performance: COMBINED | 19 of 20 |