Is this bat little league approved?
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2 CERTIFICATION USSSA 1.15, LITTLE LEAGUE, BABE RUTH BASEBALL, DIXIE YOUTH BASEBALL, PONY BASEBALL, AABC Found the bat on Easton's website
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I bought it as a gift to a friend. He umpires little league baseball and uses it to prep for the activity. Asked him, he said he likes it, only noise is when he tightens the drag to the max there is a little noise but it is of no concern. He passed on that as the rear is raised the user may need to provide an assist to mount. I did research pre the buy. It's very sturdy, well made and the price very reasonable. I'd gladly buy it again.
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Of course. It's a tee. You can use any bat type - or even a broom stick should you want.
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I purchased this bat for my son about a month ago and it does have BPF stamp.
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The bat that was banned/decertified BBCOR was the 33". Reference: http://compositebats.com/marucci-cat-5-bbcor-33-inch-decertified/ The Marucci Black 33" was also banned sometime later in July that year.
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Yes it is and has USSSA 1.15 BPF marking halfway up the bat. Also says approved for Little League play on the Barrel.
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yes, its basically a baseball bat, its legal in all the USA, and most of the rest of the world
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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
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That's a question for the manufacturers of this product. As a customer, I would say it's the fact of how the bat house is constructed and materials used to build it. Considering it has the approval of the OBC, that's a good indication of the quality to which the house is built.
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A baseball bat. My grandson is in Little League. He asked for it, or maybe his coach did.
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I got one of this (32"/24ounces) for my son (he is in Travel League) and it is really good for him. My son is 12 at the time and he is a big kid (5'6"). You can choose the size of the bat depending on how tall and the strength your son has so make sure you know the length and size that is good for him. My kid love this bat.
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Yes Little Tike makes great toys. But I would think you would want to start using a small bat and a baseball T from a Sporting Goods store at four years old. If he plays Little League and has a T you would want him using their size equipment. I think they start LL at 5 years old now just a thought because at 4 he will out grow it fast. This T is more for younger kids at least that is how I feel. I hope I have been helpful.
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Bought one on Amazon in July. My bat was new and still in wrapper. Excellent experience.
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Just a quick follow up, we bought one for our daughter who is 4' 6", 60-70lbs in 5th grade. We bought her a 29" 19 oz DeMarini, also called a drop 10 (-10). It's a good length and weight. You can find some good deals on these bats and if it's a starter, he will keep changing bats as his skill progresses. Good luck
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You don't need a special bat, but I would be recommend it. However, I do not recommend the machine. The concept is great, but the quality on the machine I purchased was extremely poor. Try a JUGS machine (Small-Ball® Pitching Machine). Lots more money, but I bet it's worth it. I don't own that machine though.
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it is only supposed to be used with small (ping pong) size soft baseballs (but I have hand pitched some baseballs to my son in there and it is fine but you should not let the real baseball hit the poles). Ours has not fallen down and we set it up in January. It is fine for our purposes but it is not really sturdy. We had to use bungie cords to open the hole to get it the right height for the pitching machine but it works. It was the batting cage that we could afford.
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I am sorry I can't answer your question about usssa thumbprint 1.2 Really don't know what that means. The bat has made a big difference in the way my grand daughter hits. She used it in allstars along with half of her teammates