Would it be good for my 14-year-old son, who is just out of Babe Ruth League?
371081
It is slower than batting cage so for that probably not but might be good for out field skill pop flys, ground balls etc.
371082
is not working that well for my daughter. i have not had a chance to look at it to see what the issue is
371083
I think it depends on the skill level of your 14 year old. I use it for my sons (9 & 6) for ground balls and pop flys not batting. So if he needs work on fielding I think its works perferctly fine for those areas.
3858
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
937362
I'd say awesome for a youth for the money. My son is 7 turning 8 this year. I don't know of a better one for the money, if you find it, let me know.
707170
I started it with my son when he was about 2.5. He grasp it quickly. The sticker chart is big for that age, and that was a big key for hm. It is worth a shot :).
57148
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!
1539185
Well... sadly, we have not played the adult game, so I wouldn't know; however, I have opened it and there's a bona fide balance sheet in there that requires a higher reading level and judgement than our 6 and 10 year olds... I do think it would be appropriate for your 17 year old for sure... and a 2nd child is always a little more precocious, so I would say go for it...
537799
Yes. This is a good Tee. I like the Utilitee Tee for younger kids. It has more attachments & will help his swing. This tee is for more advanced hitters who already have fundamentals down.
1142678
I don'y know that a portable baseball hoop will work depending on how old your child is. If they are young and won't be hitting it hard it might. An older shild will hit it too hard for that. We had to sink a fence pole into the ground to keep it from moving all around. My son really benefited from it though! Good luck!
666005
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.
128516
yes, I have a 14 yr old daughter who loves it. her game of choice right now. hope that helps.
2040399
Well....yes. if he is pretty good size. The adjustment range is very wide. There are all kinds of ways to shorten, or lengthen this quiver. Especially if you have a leather punch. With a punch it will fit anybody. But if your young man is a small for his age you may consider getting something in the youth category. But honestly, I think HE will want this one. Even if he does have to grow a bit. This is a real quality item. He'll enjoy it until he's off to collage. Durable. Tough.
2153075
I think he would do fine with it. My nephew used it and was 14 and had no problem.
2214363
I ordered it for my 10 year old grandson. He still loves it but I'm not sure for a 14 year old. The good thing is its priced low enough that you can't go too wrong. Hope this helps.
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.
312026
I use it for my little leaguer who is 12 now. It works great if you are behind the plate or behind the pitcher(hard to get this seat except in bullpen).
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.
526009
I just asked my husband because I had bought the bag for him. (He is on adult softball teams.) He played baseball thru high school and college and was actually a catcher for awhile around the same age your son is before his knees gave out and he had to start playing short. Iasked him what he thought about your question and he said, "It would probably hold his catchers gear, two bats, and a pair of cleats. If he has more than one pair of cleats or extra mitts then they may not fit." Hope this helps!