Used 2023 Easton ADV 360 USABat Certified Bat (-11) Composite 21 oz 31"

Paint is chipped at connection bat no other issue with bat my son just moved to drop 8 13u so can no longer use bat . The 2023 Easton ADV 360 is a popular bat among youth baseball players. Known for its balanced swing weight and advanced materials, it typically offers a good combination of power and control. The "360" in the name refers to Easton's usage of a unique carbon construction that aims to provide consistent performance and durability. If you're considering buying a used one, here are a few things to check: Condition of the Barrel: Look for signs of cracks, dents, or significant scratches. The barrel should be in relatively good shape to ensure it performs well. Handle and Grip: Check for any damage or excessive wear on the handle. A good grip is important for comfort and control. Overall Wear: Look for general signs of usage, such as paint chips or scratches, which can indicate how heavily the bat has been used. Certification Marks: Ensure the bat is still USABat certified if that’s a requirement for the league where it will be used. The certification marks should be visible and intact. Performance: If possible, test the bat or ask the seller about its performance. A bat that’s been well-maintained should still have good pop and balance.

The Easton ADV 360 is available in USA and BBCOR models and features Launch Composite Technology, a larger barrel contour, and a responsive sweet spot for consistent performance. Its two-piece iSO ConneXion design absorbs vibration, providing an exceptional feel at contact. The ADV 360 also features Easton's premium Flock-Tack Grip which makes the bat feel extremely comfortable in the batter's hands at all times.

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The Easton ADV 360 is a two-piece composite bat. It has a light swing and big barrel. Perfect for the younger hitter. I think it's popular because of the paint job, which is bright neon yellow. It is more of a look than a performance bat, but still a very good bat that doesn’t have a huge amount of breakage. It's an average bat for either Little League or USSSA.

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Tony Benz (Bat Seller)