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2021 Victus Vandal USSSA Bat Review

7.4/10 · Grade BSee breakdown ↓
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One of the lightest-swinging bats in travel ball. The Vandal USSSA combines a ring-free alloy barrel with a carbon composite end cap to keep MOI low, making it a bat-speed dream for younger and contact hitters — at the cost of sting on mishits.

There's a newer version available. See the 2024 Vandal — the current model → 7.9/10
CertificationUSSSA
Drop-10
ConstructionHybrid — ring-free alloy barrel with carbon composite end cap
Swing WeightBalanced (very light, low MOI)
USSSA — certified by the NTS lab. USSSA 1.15 BPF approved — the “hotter” travel-ball standard, legal for USSSA play.
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B7.4/10performance-weighted score
Sweet Spot7.5/10
Small / poor on mishitsHuge / great on mishits
Pop / Power7.5/10
Base hits / gapDingers / max distance
Feel & Sound7/10
Stingy / harshSmooth / clean
Durability7.5/10
Cracks/dents earlyBuilt to last
Value8.5/10
OverpricedGreat for the money

Why this score: The Vandal's calling card is its swing weight: the composite end cap pulls mass out of the barrel tip for one of the lowest MOIs in the class, which is a genuine advantage for kids building bat speed. The ring-free alloy barrel has a flexible, responsive sweet spot, but the light, single-wall feel means real hand sting when you miss it, and alloy durability is good rather than elite. For a sub-$100 closeout it's a lot of usable speed.

Our Review

The Vandal has been Victus's speed bat since 2019, and the USSSA version leans hard into that identity: a ring-free alloy barrel capped by a carbon composite end that strips weight off the tip for one of the lowest swing weights in travel ball. That makes it a natural fit for younger or contact-oriented hitters who win with bat speed rather than mass. The flip side of a light single-wall barrel is feedback — it stings when you miss — and durability is good without being class-leading. As a discounted past-year bat, it's a smart, fast-swinging pick.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Extremely light, low-MOI swing builds bat speed — ideal for younger and contact hitters
  • Ring-free alloy barrel with a flexible, responsive sweet spot and a loud ping
  • Hot out of the wrapper with no break-in, and cheap as a past-year model

Cons

  • Light single-wall feel means noticeable sting when you miss the sweet spot
  • Alloy durability is solid but not in the elite tier — dents are possible with heavy use
Full Specifications
BrandVictus
ModelVandal
Model Year2021
CertificationUSSSA
SportBaseball
ConstructionHybrid — ring-free alloy barrel with carbon composite end cap
Model #VSBVX10
Drop-10
Barrel2 3/4"
Swing WeightBalanced (very light, low MOI)
MSRP$149
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2021 Victus Vandal USSSA Bat — FAQ

Is the 2021 Victus Vandal a good USSSA bat?

We rate it 7.4/10 (Grade B). One of the lightest-swinging bats in travel ball. The Vandal USSSA combines a ring-free alloy barrel with a carbon composite end cap to keep MOI low, making it a bat-speed dream for younger and contact hitters — at the cost of sting on mishits.

What drops does the Vandal come in?

The 2021 Vandal USSSA comes in -10.

Is the Victus Vandal 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 Vandal cost?

MSRP is $149. We've seen it for $100. We list the lowest price across CheapBats and Amazon on this page.

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