Which size bat should I get for a 9 y/o?
130222
I would get smaller than 30. That is what I got and it was a little too big for my 9 year old
130223
I think this bat buyer's guide is pretty comprehensive and doesn't just recommend based on age but on height and weight: http://www.sportsauthority.com/info/index.jsp?categoryId=222833 - Good luck!
130224
I got this bat for my 10 year old but I certainly would have purchased this bat for him when he was 9.30 inch / 17 ounceEaston YB14S500 S500 Youth Baseball Bat
130225
30 inch / 17 ounce is a good option. If your kid is small or not to strong try going down to 29 inch / 16 ounce
195219
They are not huge, they have pretty good size. I think they would be okay for a 9 year old and the band that hold them can be adjust.
904233
I think it would be depend on the size of your child. Some are taller that others etc. Also, if he has any growth spurts at 10 or 11, he could quickly outgrow the bike. I don't mean to over complicate my answer. The short answer is yes, a 9 yr old would be a good fit (unless he is very tall).
693889
I bought a 32in one for my son. You can choose the size of the bat from the drop down choices.
363751
For a 9, medium should work as they have a bit of stretch to them. If you're a 9.5, I'd go with a large.
388773
I bought this one for my eight year old and he loves it, I would believe that it would be a good fit for your nine year old
1839899
I would recommend a good 20 get for maximum effectiveness. .. But is dependent on strength of throw into it. My son is 9 and 20 feet is minimum.
816600
My daughter is an average-sized 9 year old and she has it in the highest setting. I would go with a bigger scooter
978304
This is perfect for a 2 year old, probably a little small for a 9 year old.
922832
I would expect it too. The bats might be a little longer than you need. But I would check Yakima's website for size confirmation.
100095
All depends on her strength and length of the bat. The lighter the bat, the quicker the bat speed. If your daughter is playing travel ball, she should have no problem with a -11. Bat speed is what you want. My daughter (14 yrs old)was swinging at 32/22 (-10) and I want to get her a longer bat because she grew a couple inches. I went to a 33/22 (-11) and it's perfect. She is able to control it with no problem.
1180147
My granddaughter is 4 and I bought a small. I would buy a medium for your 9 yr old daughter. They are adjustable and I feel a medium will fit her for awhile.
135075
It depends on the size of his hands. If he is smaller for his age group then a medium should be suffice. If he's a bigger kid I'd recommend at least a large
76181
Batting gloves should be a snug fit so I would say XS should fit your daughter.
68937
The larger # 30 length (-11) equal a 19 oz. bat, 30 (-10) equal 20oz bat, and 31 (-9) would be a 22 oz. bat. Subtract the drop from the length and that the weight of the bat. Ounces make a difference with bat swing speed and power behind the ball. Consult with a local sporting good store with your daughter present. some bats are end loaded and other are balance. See which she prefers with a consultant.
115506
31 inch is probably a little long for an 8-1/2 year old, but it's really more of a matter of the length/weight ratio, and what he is comfortable swinging. My son didn't move to a 30 inch size bat until he was 10, and just started using 31 inch this past year.
178600
my 7 year old has this scooter. it's perfect size for him. i don't think it would be too tall for a short 9 yr old. my 11 year old uses it sometimes too.