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Re: Determining bat size/weight Posted by: The Hitting Guru (hitman3527@aol.com) on Wed Feb 22 18:28:48 2006 > I'm trying to decide what size/weight baseball bat I should get..I'm around 5ft 4 in./ 130-135 lbs. and 24 years old so I'm rather small for my age. I'm looking to get a bat so I could play recreationally. I played little league when I was younger so I'm trying to get back into playing some baseball.
> > Any useful advice would be appreciated. > > Thanks Use a 34 inch 31 to 32 ounce aluminum bat. You may have to choke up an inch. Since you are not tall, the 34 inch bat should be a good fit. (Practicing with a wood bat 34 inches (32 to 34 ounces) should improve your swing of the aluminum bat. Followups:
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