2021 Easton ADV 360 USSSA Bat Review
The ADV 360 was Easton's premier travel-ball composite for several seasons and a true rival to the CF and Meta. Its Launch Comp barrel and iSo CXN connection deliver a huge sweet spot and a clean, balanced swing.
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How we score ↗How big and forgiving the barrel is — based on barrel length, construction (one- vs two-piece, alloy vs composite), and how it plays on balls hit off the center. A primary driver of the overall score.
Raw exit velocity and distance. We use measured numbers from freely available independent testing when they exist; otherwise construction and consensus, judged against the certification’s performance ceiling. A primary driver of the overall score.
Comfort and feedback on contact — vibration dampening from the knob/connection, the sting of a stiff one-piece vs a smooth two-piece, and the sound off the barrel. A primary driver of the overall score.
How well it holds up and how the company stands behind it — documented cracking/denting reports, cold-weather behavior, and the brand’s real warranty record. Good to know, but weighted lightly in the score.
Our take on price-for-performance — the overall package weighed against its cost and what comparable bats run. Shown for context; it is NOT factored into the overall score (price changes too often and is personal).
Why this score: The ADV 360 earns strong sweet spot, power and feel marks: the Launch Comp barrel is hot and forgiving, and the iSo CXN connection with Nitrocell foam delivers excellent vibration control. The balanced swing is friendly. Durability is good for a composite of its era; value is strong at clearance pricing, held back only by its now-discontinued status.
Our Review
For several travel-ball seasons the ADV 360 was Easton's answer to the DeMarini CF and Louisville Meta, and it stood up to both. The barrel is Easton's Launch Comp composite, engineered for hot-out-of-the-wrapper performance and a large, forgiving sweet spot, while the iSo CXN two-piece connection uses Nitrocell foam to isolate the handle and kill vibration. The DFS carbon handle keeps the bat stiff at contact so energy goes back into the ball rather than into the hands. In the -10 it swings balanced and gets through the zone cleanly, which made it a favorite of contact and gap hitters. Easton has since moved its top USSSA composite to the ADV Hype and then the Hype Fire, so the ADV 360 is a previous-generation bat now, but it remains a genuinely good travel composite and a strong buy at clearance prices.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Launch Comp composite barrel is hot out of the wrapper with a large sweet spot
- iSo CXN two-piece connection with Nitrocell foam reduces vibration to near zero
- DFS carbon handle gives a stiff, solid feel that transfers energy efficiently
Cons
- Older composite design since replaced in Easton's lineup by ADV Hype and Hype Fire
- Premium-tier pricing for a now-discontinued model
Full Specifications
| Brand | Easton |
|---|---|
| Model | ADV 360 |
| Model Year | 2021 |
| Certification | USSSA |
| Sport | Baseball |
| Construction | Two-piece composite (Launch Comp barrel, iSo CXN connection, DFS carbon handle) |
| Model # | SL20ADV10 |
| Drop | -10 |
| Barrel | 2 3/4" |
| Swing Weight | Balanced |
| MSRP | $349 |
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2021 Easton ADV 360 USSSA Bat — FAQ
Is the 2021 Easton ADV 360 a good USSSA bat?
We rate it 8.4/10 (Grade A). The ADV 360 was Easton's premier travel-ball composite for several seasons and a true rival to the CF and Meta. Its Launch Comp barrel and iSo CXN connection deliver a huge sweet spot and a clean, balanced swing.
What drops does the ADV 360 come in?
The 2021 ADV 360 USSSA comes in -10.
Is the Easton ADV 360 USSSA-legal?
Yes — it's USSSA certified by the NTS lab. USSSA 1.15 BPF approved — the “hotter” travel-ball standard, legal for USSSA play.
How much does the 2021 ADV 360 cost?
MSRP is $349. We've seen it for $170. We list the lowest price across CheapBats and Amazon on this page.
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