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It sounded like you were saying that a 5' college girl shouldn't be swinging a 34" bat. Obviously you were not.What's your point here? I think a 5' tall college player can swing a 34" wand no problem.
It sounded like you were saying that a 5' college girl shouldn't be swinging a 34" bat. Obviously you were not.What's your point here? I think a 5' tall college player can swing a 34" wand no problem.
Because I felt like it? Next time I will ask your permission before I chime in.Not sure why you felt the need to speak for AD. He does fine all by his lonesome.
It sounded like you were saying that a 5' college girl shouldn't be swinging a 34" bat. Obviously you were not.
But you’ve got to realize, 12” baseball gloves like the Pro1000 and the DW5 are on the small side for a 12“ glove. Both tape out right around 11.75”. I’ve had two different DW5’s in my hands before, I thought both of them seemed smaller / tighter than the Pro1000. Both are fantastic infield patterns!I would say 12” is on the big side for d1 mi from what dd has told me from camps.
You are not going to get any argument from me if you say 12" is too big..I would say 12” is on the big side for d1 mi from what dd has told me from camps. I would have loved to have looked at their equipment but you can’t really get close enough to see unless you want to look like a weirdo that gets your dd blackballed.
Here is what my dd is currently using. College freshman, playing 2b. Wilson A2000 DW5. At the time AD recommended her first DW5 I think she was playing 3b in the summer and ss in the spring for her hs.View attachment 20899