What size bat should I buy for 2nd grade boy? He weighs 60-70 lbs and is about 3 1/2 - 4 feet tall.
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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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The first thing you need to know is what your league regulations are. At his age I would think nothing over 2-1/4" diameter, but then the next important factor is what he can comfortably swing. If a bat is too large he will compromise his form trying to get it thru the zone. Try contacting your local league and maybe go to a local batting cage and see if they have professionals giving batting instructions. Hope this helps
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The opening for the bat is elastic. I don't know the exact measurements of his bat. He is 14 and plays in Pony League. It keeps the bat in place without it falling out. I'm very happy with this ball backpack.
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This is the perfect size for him. The weight limit is 106 lbs. My kids fight over ours because I got my son (5 yr @ 40lbs) this one and my daughter (8 yr @ 54lbs) the next size up (which I wish I wouldn't have) because his fits the both of them just right.
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Toddler size should be fine. As I recall this costume was a little smaller than the others. The muscles are batting or some materail like batting. Totally flexible.
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I think your son will love it. I have used it with my 11 and 14yr old sons for a year now. They are both good hitters, and we have a blast. We use the faster balls and they come in at a challenging pace. they are generally strikes, but not always.
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The XL will be perfect for his height/weight as they tend to be a little on the narrow size.All the best.....happy shopping. He will love it.
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Yes, we bought this last year for our 9 year old son who pitches in tournament baseball. He is 10 now (4'8" 80 lbs) and it's plenty big to last him into his early teens.
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Hard to say really. My son is 8 now and probably will use it next year too. We like it for now, but may look at jumping into a higher level Easton at 10 or 11. You could always go to a Dicks Sporting Goods to swing it. Your son would probably do OK with it for this year but I wouldn't be surprised if he wanted to "upgrade" next year. Good luck!
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Depending on his weight I would get a medium...they are adjustable so it is better to get a little larger than too small. I have 3 dogs that are 70 lbs and I got large.
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Bats are sized to each age group and person. There are charts out there to look at to fit him. I think this is too big and heavy for a 5 yr old. 10-12 yrs old are using this size
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It depends on the child's size. I bought "Easton Intermediate Natural Catcher Box Set" for my daughter. She is 5'3" and about 120.this set fits her great. The price on Amazon want bad either and we shopped around. He coach had a youth set and it didn't fit her right. She could use it, but it wasn't comfortable.
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Something close to 5 inches should work. My son was 8 when I gave him a 7 in., he could have gone a bit bigger, but it was fine. It also depends in the size if child. If close to average I wouldn't go bigger than a 5 inch ball. Hopefully this helps.
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I ordered this bat for my son. It is 27 in. 17. oz. Been a great bat so far. Really good pop.
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A regular baseball bat is fine. This machine will help with hand/eye coordination. The balls are very small and it will help them perfect their hitting.
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I bought a medium for my 8 year-old son. fits perfectly. He weighs 58 lbs. Hope this helps.
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The bat is 31 inches long, and weighs 20 ounces. Very good bat for the money. My grandson loves it.
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My son is 5'7" and the solo hitter has really helped him improved his swing. I think it would be fine for someone around 4 ft because you can adjust the ball height.