Easton ADV 360 -10 USSSA Baseball Bat: SL20ADV10

Pros: Looks and feels great , my son says it feels lighter than other 19oz bats he’s swung. Not very hot out of the wrapper but is opening up well.

Cons: Could be a little hotter and game ready, but composite will just get hotter as it gets broke in.

Pros: The bat takes a little time to get broke in but once it’s broke in it good as new but later in the season the bat became dead and was not hitting well at all even if you tried your hardest.

Cons: It’s and ok bat

Pros: Swings well, balanced, solid pop.

Cons: Poorly made, cracked on a hit right on the fat part of the barrel in a game by a contact hitter within the first 100 times the bat hit a ball in a game or practice. Unacceptable for the price!

Pros: None

Cons: First bat lasted about four games and a practice, maybe 40 hits. Hit a ball on the sweet spot and it shattered. Second bat lasted one game. Second hit and it split above the handle. Easton only replaces one bat, so I’m out nearly $400 for two bats that lasted 5 games combined.

Pros: Great Feel, Great Look & not a lot of stingers

Cons: No pop. First bad I had cracked in 1 month (and my then 11 year old is a little guy). The second bat I received was "dead". Worse pop than the first one. Exit velocity was down on average 8-10mph.

Pros: Great balance and feel.

Cons: The first Easton ADV my son (9 YO) had he cracked it in 2 months and 11 days. We returned it to Easton and received a new replacement about 3 weeks later. Started breaking it in and about 3 months later h cracked it. So, $350 and a little over 5 months, I have a $350 paper weight because Easton won’t replace the second one. My son takes great care of his equipment and all his bats stay indoors and this particular was never hit under 60 degrees. Stay far away from this bat, it’s junk!