So I have a brand-new Easton SRV5B (33/24) in the wrapper that has the USSSA stamp and wondering how long this bat will be ASA/NSA legal. If it won't be legal after this year I'll probably sell it, since my daughter won't be big enough to use it for another couple of years. Any indication on what happens after 2014?
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- Oct 10, 2011
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I've never heard of a SRV5B with the new Utrip stamp. ..4 but not 5B. As far as I know, you are good with ASA for awhile.
Put a few hundred hard swings on that bad boy and if it has the new stamp, you have a real gem!
I've never heard of a SRV5B with the new Utrip stamp. ..4 but not 5B. As far as I know, you are good with ASA for awhile.
Put a few hundred hard swings on that bad boy and if it has the new stamp, you have a real gem!
I'll have to get some pics of it later...it's definitely the 5B (blue/silver) and definitely has a USSSA stamp on it, maybe it's not the "new" USSSA stamp?
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That's what I'm thinking. Still good for high school, ASA, etc...
BTW DD didn't like hers until I broke it in and then she was like OMG!
That's what I'm thinking. Still good for high school, ASA, etc...
BTW DD didn't like hers until I broke it in and then she was like OMG!
- Mar 29, 2012
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I don't think ASA will be forcing a new stamp anytime soon for fastpitch, srv5b is a great bat.
So apparently I'm an idiot...it's an SRV4B, 33/23. The SRV5B that I bought was for my younger daughter and is a 31/22. I'm not worried about that one, it's already in use for this season.
I assume the 4B with the USSSA 1.20BPF stamp will be OK for the foreseeable future, assuming I keep it in storage for when the little one gets big enough to swing it? Or should I sell it to someone who can use it now?
I assume the 4B with the USSSA 1.20BPF stamp will be OK for the foreseeable future, assuming I keep it in storage for when the little one gets big enough to swing it? Or should I sell it to someone who can use it now?
- Nov 15, 2013
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Is it the new USSSA stamp (with all the squigglies) or the old USSSA stamp?
A USSSA stamp shouldn't really matter unless you're in an area that has a lot of USSSA tournaments. We have hardly any out here and it just isn't a worry. It will have no effect at all on ASA, NSA or other sanctioning bodies.
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srv4b is still a great bat, tons of pop.
It's a freakin' BEAST! If a girl is strong enough to swing it (it is really more of a drop -9 bat), it will launch bombs all day long!
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