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
174602
I would recommend a small. My son is 9 and 90lbs and the small fit him snug. We recently move up to a medium which provide more room.
68936
Depends on the height and strength of you daughter, my kid is 5 foot...our travel team we have 5 girls with this bat...great bat, go to a local sports store to figure out length...
689666
I do not think it would be big enough for a nine year old. It is perfect size for my daughter who is almost 5.
1220043
According to this site (http://www.andersonbat.com/choose_a_bat.asp) You would need a 33 inch bat - probably 23+ ounces
838594
I'm 135 pounds, 5'8 and it works ok for me. If he wants something to pack a punch he may want to go a bit bigger. This bat works great for me though. My neighbors have given me free range to come into their yard to retrieve all the balls I hit over the fence with this bat :)I just read Brad's answer. Sounds like he really knows his stuff. And if you get a bigger back it'll grow with him.
937363
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!
1226462
racket for 9 year old granddaughter, what size should I buy? Jun 3, 2013I was looking for similar information. You would want the 25" which is for ages 8-10 and great for those just starting out. This is per www.tennis-warehouse.comJun 18, 2013 by T. Pfotenhauer My grandson who turned 6 last November loves this racket and is taking tennis lessons. This was the size and brand recommended to his dad for his age and size (his is tall and strong like an 8 year old)
455655
I'm not sure if you're asking for exact sizing, but I've wrapped two bats with it. One was a junior bat for my son, and the other was one of my bats, and the bat grip fit both perfectly. Hope that helps a little.
571101
If you have a drop through one and its over 32 inches i would go with the 10 inch gull wings. If it's under 32" go for the 9 inch. If top mounted i would go with 9's as you have less turning mobility. All in all though it's not going to make a drastic difference. They have 9' vs 10' because of board length pretty much.
1350909
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.
232560
This particular bat that I purchased and you're asking about is the 2-1/4" barrel Little League approved bat. Great bat. However, DeMarini also sells a 2-5/8" barrel limited edition bat if you're looking for that size.
2043866
I would recommend the medium. We ordered for our 9 yr. old grandson and they fit perfectly.
578894
I would go with youth large. My son is 9 and its a little big but enough room for growth, too.
126451
the Medium/Large is going to be your best bet assuming you are referring to a 9 shoe size. I have to say this this is more of a kids set though, the more expensive ones get a premium price for higher quality mask. I had issue with the other brand aqualung having a broke mask fastening button the first try out, so I prefer the US divers brand but the higher end models offer a more quality package with articulated kick action on the fins and a better fitting mask. The snorkles are all pretty much the same.
152508
This would work great for a nine-year old. It will even accommodate adults! Even though I bought one for my 3-year old grandson, my daughter can ride it. They are very heavy duty. I think your nine-year old will love it.
1171321
I got the 33 inch 23 Oz. I have fast hands through the zone, You have to sit back until the ball gets into the zone. I was hitting opposite field with ease and on demand. Placing the ball with this bat is easy. The ball leaves the bat very fast. Reminds me of the baseball years when we could use -5's. I used mine for slow pitch and I love it!