Need to know if anyone knows if these are legal in the 10-12 year old range in LL Bball in Illinois, not sure of assc. we are in, thanks fer the help.
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As long as your league is part of international Little League it should follow those guidelines. A list of approved little league bats can be found on their website here. http://www.littleleague.org/Assets/forms_pubs/2014LicensedBatList.pdf - This bat is included on that list.
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My husband as well as my girls ages 23 & 10 use them, my husband is a very accurate sharp shooter (can sit on the couch and kill small spiders high in the vaulted ceilings with a pellet gun) and has not complained about the Nerf accuracy.
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I have been told that these cards were not all usable for modern tournament play, although I did get a few pretty good ones in the pack that were. I get the feeling folks are buying fat packs, taking the REALLY goodies out of the lot, and selling the stuff they don't need. People with enough free time to do such a thing frighten me.
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probably not. they are made for like 5 9 to about 6 2. check out junior sized clubs.
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Usually not and I never see the pros using them. Sanctioned tournaments under SCGA, PGA, USGA, etc. most likely don't approve of them, as of yet. You've heard what they think about the belly putter. But in club tournaments, it is up to the tournament committee to decide whether to allow them or not. It's all about advantage. Check with your local club pro or tournament committee persons. Hit 'em straight.
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Yeah.... I don't know. I only bought it to use if someone tries to break into the house. Unfortunately, the attacker will probably get it away from me before I can get a good swing in. Its a nice bat and if I never use it I can give it to my grandson. I will check and see if it says anything on it that it is ok for Little League. It just says "Grand Slam Youth Baseball" and someones autograph. Also says "Powerized" and "Louisville Slugger" Louisville, Kentucky. Made in USA. I just read "Little League bylaws limit the size of any bat to 33 inches in length and 2 1/4 inches in diameter. This one is 29" and 2 1/4" diameter. I believe it is ok for Little League then! Yeah.... I don't know. I only bought it to use if someone tries to break into the house. Unfortunately, the attacker will probably get it away from me before I can get a good swing in. Its a nice bat and if I never use it I can give it to my grandson. I will check and see if it says anything on it that it is ok for Little League. It just says "Grand Slam Youth Baseball" and someones autograph. Also says "Powerized" and "Louisville Slugger" Louisville, Kentucky. Made in USA. I just read "Little League bylaws limit the size of any bat to 33 inches in length... » Read More Yeah.... I don't know. I only bought it to use if someone tries to break into the house. Unfortunately, the attacker will probably get it away from me before I can get a good swing in. Its a nice bat and if I never use it I can give it to my grandson. I will check and see if it says anything on it that it is ok for Little League. It just says "Grand Slam Youth Baseball" and someones autograph. Also says "Powerized" and "Louisville Slugger" Louisville, Kentucky. Made in USA. I just read "Little League bylaws limit the size of any bat to 33 inches in length and 2 1/4 inches in diameter. This one is 29" and 2 1/4" diameter. I believe it is ok for Little League then! « Show Less
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Size wise they will be fine. I find the driver head to be rather large and a bit tough for me to handle. The Hybrid fairway clubs are awesome! Has allowed me to pick the ball out of the fairway quite easily. Been a while since I could hit with a wood out of the fairway. Hope this helps in your decision.
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I have a 12 year old who loves them. From what I saw when I bought his, it is based more on weight and ability than age. I have a nephew who is young and would do great on them because he has a great sense of balance. My youngest son will not get on them at all and he is 11.
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The swords are kind of large. I think they are great for kids of about 8 to 12. Even older kids can play with them. They are light, and with proper control (meaning being able to swing without going wild), they are strong and safe enough. The foam is pretty good but the core is probably just plastic. It could break if someone hits too hard (though most kids probably aren't strong enough). The biggest problem I see for you is whether or not the child will break things nearby. As I said, the swords are long and light. If the child swings too wildly, a lot of damage coud occur. At my house, I try to get the kids to play outside when they have these in their hands. Hope this helps. The swords are kind of large. I think they are great for kids of about 8 to 12. Even older kids can play with them. They are light, and with proper control (meaning being able to swing without going wild), they are strong and safe enough. The foam is pretty good but the core is probably just plastic. It could break if someone hits too hard (though most kids probably aren't strong enough). The biggest problem I see for you is whether or not the child will break things nearby. As I said, the swords are long and light. If the child swings too wildly, a lot of damage coud occur. At my house, I... » Read More The swords are kind of large. I think they are great for kids of about 8 to 12. Even older kids can play with them. They are light, and with proper control (meaning being able to swing without going wild), they are strong and safe enough. The foam is pretty good but the core is probably just plastic. It could break if someone hits too hard (though most kids probably aren't strong enough). The biggest problem I see for you is whether or not the child will break things nearby. As I said, the swords are long and light. If the child swings too wildly, a lot of damage coud occur. At my house, I try to get the kids to play outside when they have these in their hands. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The 12 year old we have couldn't draw the bow. If your grandson is large for his age, he may not have an issue. I suggest heading to your local sports supply shop to get a better idea of what you are buying. I walked into this blind, and had I known better, would have gone in a different direction.
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Texas is a completely open state. Check out the JPX Pepper Gun if you want the stopping power. Tom
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I bought these for my son, 11, and he is just over 5' I bought an identical set for my 16 year old, more around 5' 10". That set was about 1" longer. I think they were labeled juniors instead of youth. I think either set would work for both. I sampled the hybrid that came with the youth set and I liked it and my 11 year old likes the club too. So, I guess what I am saying is yes these clubs will work for you.
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Both of my boys play there. They are almost 4 and 7. Plenty of space for both boys.
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From what the "experts" say, 31 inch bats are suited better for the 11-12 year old players. That is considering they are average weight and height. Even if your son was a little above average for his age group I would consider something a little shorter. I think a 29" would be as long as I would go for his age. A good test would be to visit a sports store with similar weight/length bats and have him test his swing, grip, and stance. The good thing about this particular bat is that is extremely light for its size but I still think a 31" would be a bit much. Good luck
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It has been so long I have forgotten. I got them for my grandchildren to play ball with. They went home with them. Sorry. Wish I could be of more help.
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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!