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26 mar 2021 · USSSA certified bats cover most leagues from ages 5 to 14. Every USSSA certified bat must max out at 1.15 BPF (Bat Performance Factor). USSSA leagues & tournaments have different age groups, which determine which size bat should be swung.
14 lut 2024 · Each bat is required to display a 1.15 BPF stamp of approval on the taper between the handle and the barrel. In addition to the stamp of approval, the full list of USSSA bat regulations includes: Must have the 1.15 BPF USSSA stamp on the taper OR; Have the Certified .50 BBCOR stamp (-3) OR; Be a Wood Bat; Barrel diameter cannot exceed 2 ¾”
1 kwi 2014 · ALL Baseball Bats used in High School must have the BBCOR Certified Stamp, which means it is legalized for high school and college play. All BBCOR Bats have a -3oz length to weight ratio and a 2 5/8″ barrel diameter.
USSSA (1.15 BPF): Bat Performance Factor measures how fast the ball comes off of the bat. 1.15 is the standard for travel baseball bats. Includes 2 1/4" Barrel, 2 5/8" Barrel, & 2 3/4" Barrel bats. Search available USSSA 1.15 Certified Baseball Bats. New NTS Stamp (2020): Nothing is Changing with the Current Standard and Both Stamps are LEGAL!
USSSA 1.15 BPF Stamp This certification measures the Bat Performance Factor: how fast the ball comes of the bat with 1.15 being the standard for baseball bats (the equivalent of the performance of a wood bat). All youth bats are required to have this certification. Browse our USSA 1.15 bats >
19 lut 2024 · USSSA. USSSA certified bats cover most leagues from ages 5 to 14. USSSA models can have a barrel as large as 2 ¾” to provide a larger hitting surface and, in turn, more confidence for each player. However, every USSSA certified bat must max out at 1.15 BPF (Bat Performance Factor).
9 mar 2023 · BBCOR is an acronym for the Batted Ball Coefficient of Restitution. It is the certification required for non-wood baseball bats that currently regulate adult baseball bats used in high school and collegiate play. BBCOR measurements look at the trampoline effect of the ball off of the bat.
