The 2027 DeMarini Omega pairs an alloy barrel with a composite handle for a balanced swing and less vibration than a typical one-piece alloy. Retailers list it at $349.95, while DeMarini's comparison chart shows $399.95, so confirm the price before ordering.
Models Overview
The retail model is WBD2702010. The NCAA-approved OGC-27 and OGC-27 CSTM versions are available in lengths from 30 to 33 inches. A 34-inch version is not currently approved.
Construction & Technology
DeMarini lists the Omega as a balanced two-piece alloy with a 33-inch MOI of 9100. Retailers describe an alloy barrel paired with a composite handle. This two-piece construction is designed to reduce vibration compared with the one-piece Exile and Voodoo One.
Performance Comparison
DeMarini has not announced a major construction change from the 2026 Omega. The main reasons to choose it remain its balanced swing and more comfortable two-piece feel.
Comparable Bats
The 2026 Omega is the closest comparison. The Voodoo One swings lighter and feels stiffer, while the Exile carries more barrel weight.
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The Bottom Line
The Omega sits between DeMarini's lighter Voodoo One and more barrel-heavy Exile. It is best suited to hitters who want balanced control and a two-piece handle that is designed to reduce vibration.
