what determines the size ball
1153300
The number is a weight not a size. So 8 is a 8 pound ball and so on. Hope it helps
1153301
I'm not really sure, but I think that the smaller ones are for kids. I recommend calling a local bowling center and ask to talk to someone in the pro shop.
1925639
No, the 10 & 12 pound balls are the same size as a basketball. The 4, 6 & 8lbs balls are smaller [about a 3rd smaller]
1745968
Nope. Just means the ball has a diameter of 3 inches. If you squeeze it, it depresses perhaps another inch in.The rubber is a very thin material, not designed for longevity. The originals in the 1950's were very thick rubber.
928680
They make them in both sizes. Nice device for soft toss to teach your kids to drive through the ball. If they don't square it up, the ball gets distorted and doesn't go anywhere.
932724
Order the right ball size by following these tips: Measure from the armpit to the tip of the middle finger. This will indicate how many inches are needed in a ball if the child needs to place his/her feet on the ground.Please let us know if you have any further questions.Thank you!
323261
No difference in the ball itself other than the size. When playing organized ball, league rules dictate what size ball may be used. The 29.5 is for the ages of 13 and above.
1447904
It varies by age. Young kids use a smaller ball. I don't know exactly what the ages are but roughly I would say : size 3 babies to toddlers. Size 4 kinder - 3rd graders. And #5 for older kids and grown ups.
1185681
depending on the size of the ball, I'd say about 15 or 16 1" balls would fit.
1310830
It was slightly larger than a size 5 soccer ball. It was close to basketball size, but maybe a hair smaller.
512104
What matters is the shank size of the shank on the ball. This receiver has a 1 inch hole so it requires a ball with a 1 inch shank. The ball diameter doesn't matter.
883833
With the ball itself, all it takes is patience and skill. Luck doesn't hurt, if you're working with an oddly-shaped item. Personally, I'd use the smaller one, the 'mini'.
252085
Size. Official game balls are 29.5" whereas intermediate game balls are 28.5" Intermediate balls are for boys 8-12 years old and girls age 8 and up. Official balls are for boys 12 and older.
704957
Typically, individuals less than 4 feet, 6 inches require a 30 cm ball. You should choose a 45 cm ball if you are between 4 feet, 6 inches to 5 feet tall. From 5 feet to 5 feet, 5 inches, select a 55 cm ball. If you are between 5 feet, 6 inches and 6 feet, 2 inches, use a 65 cm ball. If your height exceeds 6 feet, 2 inches tall, opt for a 75 cm ball.
1255729
They have a good amount of stretch to them so if the ball isn't much bigger than the leg right above the ball I would go with the size of the leg right above and it should stretch around. I ordered the exact size as mine and they slip down so snug would be best.
133856
I would assume it depends on the size ball you get. I got the smallest size, But I'm only 105lbs. I think if you look under details on the different sizes it will tell you the minimum and maximum weight and/or height.
1598205
As a former basketball player, I would suggest regulation or official size as they will need to acclimate to that size as they get to middle school and high school. Additionally using the official size will make them better ball handlers when they have to use the smaller ball in organized leagues or games. However, if they are not serious players buy them the youth size or intermediate size.
116617
There are 2 ways that I found - By arm length and by height. Under 4'8" 45 cm ball 4'8'' to 5'3'' 55 cm ball 5'4'' to 5'10 65 cm ball 5'10 to 6'4 75cm ball Arm Length 22" to 25-1/2" 55 cm ball 26" to 31-1/2" 65 cm ball 31-3/4" to 35-1/2" 75 cm ball