Easton ADV 360 Baseball Bats
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Easton ADV 360 Baseball Bats
The Easton ADV 360 is a technological pinnacle in the brand’s long history of designing baseball bats. The ADV 360’s design takes advantage of Easton's Launch Composite Technology, a larger barrel contour, and a more responsive (and forgiving) sweet spot. The bat’s overall engineering ensures precision and flexibility across the entire barrel for more consistent performance. With its two-piece iSO ConneXion™ design, the ADV 360 absorbs vibration, delivering an unmatched feel at contact.
Key features include:
| Launch Composite Technology | Larger barrel contour with a responsive and forgiving sweet spot. |
| Two-Piece iSO ConneXion | Isolates the handle from the barrel, using Nitrocell foam to absorb vibration for a smoother feel upon contact. |
| Power Boost Soft Knob | Increases leverage and power potential, while improving comfort and bat control. |
| Speed Cap | Offers a flexible and responsive barrel with a natural sound on impact. |
| DFS Carbon Handle | Creates an extra stiff feel at contact, maximizing energy transfer and offering zero vibration. |
Competitor comparisons
Choosing between the Easton ADV 360, Louisville Slugger Meta, and DeMarini CF Zen depends on your hitting style. The Meta swings heavy for power hitters with a balanced feel, while the CF Zen prioritizes contact with its lightweight build and massive sweet spot. The ADV 360 offers a middle ground, combining a comfortable swing weight with a barrel for both power and control. Each bat boasts unique tech - vibration reduction for the Meta, a sweet spot optimizer for the CF Zen, and a solid connection for the ADV 360.
Progression of the Easton ADV 360
Here is a list that details the progression of this series, highlighting the main features and advancements with each new model.
- Launched as part of Easton’s Project 3
- Features the Launch Comp™ Composite Technology for optimal barrel performance and 360 Engineering for 360 degrees of barrel-tuned precision, enhancing the sweet spot.
- Incorporates the Soft Knob technology for better leverage, a more comfortable swing, and reduced vibration.
- Custom Lizard Skins™ grip for superior feel, cushion, and tack.
- Speed Cap™ for a more flexible and responsive barrel.
- Two-piece iSo ConneXion™ technology for energy transfer and a feeling of whippiness while swinging.
- Continued enhancements in the composite material for an even lighter and more responsive barrel.
- Tuning along the entire barrel length for a consistently high-performing bat.
- Updated Soft Knob and Power Boost™ technologies for an even greater reduction in vibration
- New design aesthetics for a fresh, dynamic look.
- Introduction of a new lighter iSo ConneXion™ design for improved inertia and a more balanced swing feel.
- Reinforced Launch Comp™ technology for a bigger sweet spot and optimized barrel performance.
- The latest iteration of the Power Boost, Soft Knob, and Lizard Skins grip for peak comfort, vibration reduction, and tack.
| 👍 Pros |
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| Got this bat for my 9-year-old and it's impressive. Good pop and similar to the Easton Ghost, but with more power. |
| Nearly every player on our son's team uses or borrows this bat. It's popular because it hits home runs well. |
| I'm 12 years old and I hit a home run in my last game with the ADV 360. So fun to swing. Looking forward to next year! |
| 👎 Cons |
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| I got two bats for my kids, a 29-11 and a 30-10. Both broke even though we used them properly and never misused them. |
| It cracked unexpectedly despite following the instructions. We're disappointed with the quality, and my son was heartbroken. |
| It's disappointing that this bat failed after just one year. There seem to be manufacturing and durability issues. |
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.
Tony from BatExperts
