The 2027 DeMarini Voodoo One is a balanced one-piece alloy built for hitters who prioritize bat speed and barrel control. It costs $349.95 and is best suited to players who are comfortable with the firmer feedback of a one-piece bat.
Models Overview
The standard retail model is WBD2705010. NCAA-approved VOC-27 and VOC-27 CSTM versions run from 30 to 34 inches. The separate Voodoo One Performance approval, VOC-27BB, is listed in lengths from 32 to 34 inches. We have not found retail information showing how the Performance version differs from the standard bat.
Construction & Technology
DeMarini lists a one-piece X14 alloy barrel, Tracer End Cap, metal compound knob, and handle taper. The listed MOI for the 33-inch bat is 8750, lower than the comparable Omega and Exile sizes and consistent with DeMarini's balanced-swing description.
Performance Comparison
DeMarini has not announced a major construction change from the 2026 Voodoo One. The 2027 model continues to emphasize a light, balanced swing; Bat Digest testing is still needed to measure forgiveness, mishit comfort, and durability.
Comparable Bats
The 2026 Voodoo One is the closest comparison. The Omega gives up some speed for a smoother two-piece feel, while the Exile adds more barrel weight for stronger hitters.
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The Bottom Line
The Voodoo One makes the most sense for hitters who need help getting the barrel through the zone. Players who prefer more barrel weight or softer feedback should compare it with the Exile or Omega before buying.
