Would this be good for a 9 year old in the minor league?
232995
it would be ok.. but I would choose one of the newer ones. which would be the green , orange, or black and silver
232996
Not sure what the requirements are for your 9 year old, but the bat has the stamp on it necessary for league play, so I'm assuming it would be fine for you as well. This really is a great-hitting bat.
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.
1233249
In my opinion, if you have hit from any other pitching machine, then this one on the 'slow' setting from 20 feet would be comparable, and if you are have played baseball for any amount of time, then you'd probably be just fine from 20 feet on the fast setting--would probably be a good challenge, but not overly difficult to react and respond to the pitches.
838596
Probably too small. I got it for a 12 year old who is small for his age under 80 pounds I think. His Little League coach recommended it.
481439
We brought it for our 7 year old and it's been pretty good. It may be a tad small for a 9 year old. Unless he's a beginner skater. It would be fun as part of an obstacle course with other things possibly...? Hope that helps.
442979
It's great for a 6yr old. I have one, used, I just posted on Craig's list for $15. Lots of fun, to play the kids actually have to run to make the plays. It plays one or two players.
2183297
I think that would depend on the experience of the 9 year old. The boys we bought it for are skate and snow boarders and they have built skills through playing with the spooner board. Both boys (now aged 4 and 6) showed significant improvements over the previous winter the first time they went snow boarding last year. If your 9 year old is new to board sports he or she would probably have fun with it and build skills.
1334817
when it works little league, farm(8) to minors(9,10) possibly first year majors(10).
231547
I think this game would be great for a ten year old. There's nothing terribly violent about it. Usually players are fighting fantasy monsters. Thr main issue i could see with younger players is that it is complex at first and the game takes a while. You may want to learn the rules well yourself and decide if you should adjust the game to be quicker.
1720075
Yes and no. Good for all ages, but a nine year old might not be as taken with it.
1871768
Yes, my son is 9 and likes it. He's very outdoorsy, camping, fishing, hunting, gold panning type of kid, so if yours is like that, then yes for sure.
1279088
It seems to be a decent one and so far it is doing good. I got it for my son who is 9 years old. Not sure if it is a league quality or not, since I don't have that experience.
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!
1416376
Yes it is very appropriate. Matter of fact appropriate for all ages. I use it myself to stay tuned up for my softball league.
2062008
In my open honest opinion, buy it for you daughter. It is very well built, with all the extra's that you get with the bow set it is well worth the price. I bought this set for my 5 year old grandson, it is almost a little advanced for his age. I would say it would be perfect for your 9 year oldgirl. She would have lots of years of use before having to advance to a more complex bow. Matter of fact, I like using this bow myself. It ismost definitely not a toy. It's a powerful little bow. Bear makes a very high quality archery bow and equipment. I hope I didn't overly answer yourquestion. However, I believe your child would have years of use and enjoyment with this bow set............... In my open honest opinion, buy it for you daughter. It is very well built, with all the extra's that you get with the bow set it is well worth the price. I bought this set for my 5 year old grandson, it is almost a little advanced for his age. I would say it would be perfect for your 9 year oldgirl. She would have lots of years of use before having to advance to a more complex bow. Matter of fact, I like using this bow myself. It ismost definitely not a toy. It's a powerful little bow. Bear makes a very high quality archery bow and equipment. I hope I didn't overly answer... » Read More In my open honest opinion, buy it for you daughter. It is very well built, with all the extra's that you get with the bow set it is well worth the price. I bought this set for my 5 year old grandson, it is almost a little advanced for his age. I would say it would be perfect for your 9 year oldgirl. She would have lots of years of use before having to advance to a more complex bow. Matter of fact, I like using this bow myself. It ismost definitely not a toy. It's a powerful little bow. Bear makes a very high quality archery bow and equipment. I hope I didn't overly answer yourquestion. However, I believe your child would have years of use and enjoyment with this bow set............... « Show Less
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.
2213708
I think so. I gave this to my niece who was 12 or 13 at the time. She had been on a bb team the year before & wanted this to help improve. She loved it!
537798
Minimum height is 26" so it shouldn't be a problem and it should last him a long time if he sticks with baseball.