Is the 34 inch bat actually 24 ounces? The lightest 34 inch softball bat I've ever seen in 26 ounces. I feel 24 ounces would be too light for me.
1171319
There is plenty of bats that are made 34/24 in fastpitch. if you are looking for a slowpitch softball bat, it is not the same. the slow pitch ones do not come that light in this length.
1171320
This is a fastpitch bat with a drop 10, so yes it is 34 inches and 24 ounces.
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!
1171322
This is not a slowpitch bat. This bat is used for fastpitch women's softball and typically our bats are drop 10. So yes it is actually 34 inches and 24 ounces. Hope this helps
2040950
The bat is 31 inches long, and weighs 20 ounces. Very good bat for the money. My grandson loves it.
1117190
all bat International standard Short Handle Bat.just difference bat weight.what weight you want?.Thank you.
1851551
I believe so. It is the perfect weight for a beginning ball player. My son is going in to 1st grade and it seemed very similar to the bats they used in his baseball league this spring.
2150968
My son-in-law used this for when coaching youth league baseball so I asked him and he said softballs would be no problem. I know it is built sturdy. Hope this helps. I do know that when he used this, the fielders (10 to 12 yr olds) had to get used to not hearing the bat hitting the ball.
548324
On the ball it shows 5 oz. I bought them to use in a pitching machine and found some of them pitched high and some was lower. I did not know if it was the machine or the balls. When I check the weight of the balls I found they where between 5 oz to 5.25 oz. If I used the same weight ball it was pretty much the same area when it was pitched.
1220043
According to this site (http://www.andersonbat.com/choose_a_bat.asp) You would need a 33 inch bat - probably 23+ ounces
928676
I purchased this particular listing and they are bigger than the baseball size but smaller than a softball. The Atomic size is huge and used for soft toss and tee work. I use these with my 12u girls softball team. To confirm: This listing is for the Model 82 balls.
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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!
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no, it is less than 8 ounces. I don't have it right in front of me, so I can't tell exactly how many fluid ounces, but I remember I ordered the smaller size out of the two possible sizes, and 8 ounces was the bigger size.
51950
15 ounces. It's a -11, so it's 26 in length/15 oz weight. Generally appropriate for a 4-6 yo playing t-ball.
232997
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.
839228
24 ounces if filled to the brim. The answer you received, 32 ounces, is wrong!
2138397
I've always purchased the 24.81 oz size, and the price has been in the $40 area. I would stick with the 24.81 oz size if I were you! The product is fantastic!
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.
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Softballs will come out at 60 mph. Dimpled machine type softballs will be a little faster and more accurate.. Keep in mind machines tend to be graded by 60' baseball mound for High School players.. Softballers never really move back that far.. If you insist on more speed check out the FirstPitch Original. This heavier machine throws about 10 mph more..
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Hello, No the bat is 32" and 19 ounce's weight. The 29" is just the length of the handle so the bat must have a 5" barrell