My daughter plays high school ball. She is only 5'2" 125 lbs though. Do you think the 31/20 bat would work for her?b
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That would be a good bat for her how much it helps depends0n how good of a hitter she is.
9882
A 31" bat is the max recommended length for a 5'2" player. Make sure that the bat feels comfortable to her and that she is confident with her cut. More important than the length is the weight. Have your daughter take the bat at the knob with her throwing hand and hold it directly out in front of her for about 5 seconds. If she can do this, then that bat is feasible.
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Don't Know. My girls don't use them for hitting machines that's what wears them out. We have had 2 CF5's and they love them. Funny how the other comment said did not like the cf6. We bumped her up one inch and one ounce and the cf6 has not performed as well. Very popular bats
1220043
According to this site (http://www.andersonbat.com/choose_a_bat.asp) You would need a 33 inch bat - probably 23+ ounces
1630561
BARELY! I'm 5'11, 240 and it was a good SOFTBALL fit. I would NOT recommend this for any baseball above Little League competition.
1515513
We bought this for our 8 year old. At her ability level, it's perfect for her. It's pitches are consistent within about a 9" diameter and works very well, but pitches overhanded. I asked my hubby (who is their coach) and he suggested the next model up for a teenager in varsity softball with underhanded pitching. He is impressed with this UPM45 model and says it would be "good enough" if that's all you can afford, but their UPM55 might be a better choice. It's red and $380 on Amazon. Reviews seem mixed, but there aren't many so it's tough to say. Perhaps you'll find more reviews at another site. Good luck!
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My husband says if it's for someone 5 ft-ish or shorter it will work, but if they're taller and swing the right way, your bat would hit the ceiling when following through. Hope that helps....we had ours in the garage and our son used it for several years until he grew to be about 5'2.
564846
If I were a softball player I would use this with a baseball. If you train using a smaller ball then hit a bigger ball during games it should be easier to be successful.
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.
50719
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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I bought this bat for my daughter's 11th birthday. I got the 31-20, (-11). My daughter loves this bat and doing well with it on her travel team. She has teammates from her LL league team and her travel team go out and buy this bat after using it. I can't tell you exactly what size to buy, but you can find some good info on the internet. Hope this helps some.
1027411
Yes...my 12 year old used this bat during the 2014 baseball season and had great success with the new bat.
468675
My daughter and several others used this bat in ASA and USSSA sanctioned tournaments. Also used in high school.
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I am not sure the size on our bats. My daughter is 11 and plays softball. He bat fits very well and the top is Velcro so it is adjustable. The bottom has elastic as well.
801089
This would be a very nice glove for a 13 yr old boy. They fit well, protect the hands and allow for feel of the bat. Pretty durable too. Hope this helps.
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Yes I believe this will help. We use both a power stick and regular bat when using this item. This has been a great training tool. My boys are now 12 and 13 and still use it.
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she could do it, but no what its made for. It's more designed to work on defense (in my opinion)- the ball is not going to come back to her when at a pitching distance- if she doesn't mind going and picking the ball up after she pitches, then it would be okay.