Used 2015 Easton XL1 Baseball Bat | USSSA | Drop -5, 31in/26oz | SL15X15
31" / 26oz
$89.99
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Used 2015 Easton XL1 Baseball Bat | USSSA | Drop -5, 31in/26oz | SL15X15
$89.99
The 2015 Easton XL1 is a legendary "yellow monster" that defined the power-hitting era of USSSA travel ball. At Dugout Pros, we know this bat is highly coveted by Connecticut middle school athletes looking for maximum mass behind the ball. Featuring the IMX™ Advanced Composite barrel and the ultra-stiff SIC™ Black Carbon handle, the XL1 is specifically designed for the "hitter who wants the most mass in the barrel." This 31-inch, -5 model is an absolute tank, engineered to deliver massive exit velocity for players strong enough to whip this end-loaded beast through the zone.
The Dugout Pros Lab
STATISTICS
Model: 2015 Easton XL1 (SL15X15)
Length: 31 Inches
Weight: 26 Ounces
Drop: -5
Certification: USSSA BPF 1.15 (Travel Ball Legal)
Barrel Size: 2 5/8"
Bat Construction: Two-Piece Composite
Swing Feel: End-Loaded / Heavy
The Lab
BPR (Barrel Performance Rating): 5/5
Rating Name: Peak Performance
The IMX composite barrel on this XL1 is fully broken in and firing at maximum capacity. Our Lab testing confirms the barrel is absolutely "hot," offering the legendary pop that made this specific year of the XL1 a hall-of-famer.
BCR (Barrel Condition Rating): 3/5
Rating Name: Average Use
Shows standard signs of play including paint chips, ball marks, and surface scuffing common for a high-performance composite bat. Our structural inspection confirms no cracks or "dead" spots, ensuring the CXN connection piece and barrel remain 100% solid.
BGR (Bat Grip Rating): 1/5
Rating Name: Replacement Required
The current grip is heavily worn and slick. To handle the torque generated by this end-loaded bat, we strongly recommend a fresh wrap to ensure you maintain total control during high-impact swings.
OBR (Overall Bat Rating): 7.8/10
Rating Name: Excellent
This Easton XL1 carries a 7.8/10 OBR, placing it in our Excellent category. Calculated using the Lab formula ((5x.55)+(3x.35)+(1x.1))x2, this score reflects a bat where the Peak Performance of the barrel is the primary value. Despite needing a new grip and showing typical on-field seasoning, this is an elite performance-buy for a power hitter looking for one of the most explosive -5 bats ever made.
Pro-Tip: The XL1 is an end-loaded bat, meaning more weight is pushed toward the cap. To get the most out of this monster, make sure your player is physically ready for the extra mass—it's designed to let the bat do the work, turning fly balls into home runs.