team catcher that I buy for a person 16 years
191041
I think this would be to small. My son is 10 and he isn't very big and it fits him.
191042
This is for youth ages 10-12 try looking at the adult sizes but this equipment has been great
2065790
This is NOT a good net for that.. it is tight and will kick the ball back to the source. I would recommend getting some TCB balls. This is what I use for front toss and I coach 5 teams ages 7-19 they work great and no fear of getting hit/hurt
46978
I have the 4 ft Golme goals and I love them! I coach a U6 team and use them in my backyard often. The kids hang on them and they are holding up very well! They are rounded which is less goal area but they pretty much dribble the ball into goal or "pass" it in so the top corners aren't necessary. Good luck!
2162400
I bought this for my 13 year old grandson. He uses it to pitch to and to field grounders. He likes it but I can't say because I haven't seen him use it with a baseball. He throws football passes into it too.
29765
I bought it for my eight year old. It was too big but it's his favorite jersey so he has been able to wear if for two years now.
1927644
No this is for a child, find a good batting gage in your town and that way you won't break a plastic toy for a child to learn with that doesn't have the strength as a adult...!!!
57148
No this bat is balanced. You would be looking or a bat that is end loaded. It is heavier at the end bringing bat around quicker. At 6 years old she should work on getting the correct stance and form using her hips to come around. The hips are the key to more power. Use a good bat but at 6 I would get a good bat like this and work on form. Equipment can help but skill and hard work is the key to any good player. Good Luck!
200183
Prob depends on the age/size of the batter. The net is not stretched super tight, so the ball pushes the net back 6-12" at the point of impact, and the net is not real heavy, so the entire unit flexes and moves some if hit by a ball moving fast enough. So for smaller players, you would be fine, but for bigger ones it might be dangerous. We use this screen at 40-50'
846465
These are probably way too big for him. At that age, you can get integrated sock/shin guards that may be easier. Check with his league/coach.
743190
My son plays catcher for his travel baseball team. And he wears the shield under his catchers gear and has no problem throwing the ball or throwing someone out at second. Range of movement is not restricted even under his catchers chest protector. It fits so well he wears it hours after the game, and I have seen him shot basket ball with it on too. So it shouldn't be a problem.
27269
Definitely, but keep a couple of things in mind. First, the bungees that come with the net lasted me exactly one season (spring to fall) and already were decomposing by the time I took the rebounder down to store it for the winter. Replacements are available from Franklin for about $20, however, so it's not the end of the world. Second, the rebounder is great for U-12 and below, but I suspect it might not last long if you have a 15 year-old boy or girl smacking it with hard shots. Overall it's a good value for only $100 if (1) your kids are 12 and under and (2) you don't mind replacing the bungees every season or two. I am glad I bought mine. Definitely, but keep a couple of things in mind. First, the bungees that come with the net lasted me exactly one season (spring to fall) and already were decomposing by the time I took the rebounder down to store it for the winter. Replacements are available from Franklin for about $20, however, so it's not the end of the world. Second, the rebounder is great for U-12 and below, but I suspect it might not last long if you have a 15 year-old boy or girl smacking it with hard shots. Overall it's a good value for only $100 if (1) your kids are 12 and under and (2) you don't mind replacing the... » Read More Definitely, but keep a couple of things in mind. First, the bungees that come with the net lasted me exactly one season (spring to fall) and already were decomposing by the time I took the rebounder down to store it for the winter. Replacements are available from Franklin for about $20, however, so it's not the end of the world. Second, the rebounder is great for U-12 and below, but I suspect it might not last long if you have a 15 year-old boy or girl smacking it with hard shots. Overall it's a good value for only $100 if (1) your kids are 12 and under and (2) you don't mind replacing the bungees every season or two. I am glad I bought mine. « Show Less
536406
The girls catcher gear is supposed to be able to fit ages 9-13. The womens is 14+
1493115
Easy game for not very experienced players. I've been playing since I was that age and I enjoyed it. If he likes baseball then this is the game for him.
1217993
Depends. If he is a catcher I would say this would work fine for his age...may be a bit but he could probably throw it over a shoulder. My daughter is 11 and catches but barley holds her catching equipment. So the bag is not very large. If your son has the basics....mitt, mask, helmet & bat...I would reccomend the backpack style. My daughter uses the bag for catching equipment & the backpack style for everything else. Hope this helps.
1318300
I use them for 17 year old boys. Not once was the goal knocked over by a hard shot. I recommend that you do not leave the goal out year round. They are not made to withstand that.
194060
I didn't need to look for new ones until I left the kids alone with game. I like the wooden dowel idea... Has anybody had any luck with other team players... Either NHL or Olympic colors?Only thing I've found are small players for smaller tables.
853463
Do you need shin guards? Baseball catcher equipment? Or is there some other technique to learn?