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T Ball Bats

Tee Ball Bats

Tee Ball is generally the first introduction to baseball or softball the youth player will get. Because the kids are so young, when it comes to tee ball and tee ball bats, it is not as important to use high quality materials as it is to make sure the young ball player is learning the correct mechanics of hitting. For this reason, tee ball bats are generally, fairly inexpensive. Even though most manufacturers like: Mizuno, Marucci, Louisville Slugger, Easton, Worth, DeMarini and Rawlings offer few variations of tee ball bats, at BaseballMonkey™ we do our best to carry as many options for the young tee baller as possible. From girls’ tee ball bats, to boys’ tee ball bats, our warehouse has tee ball bats in different colors and weights.

When choosing a tee ball bat, it’s important to get the right length and weight. Selecting the right bat will help ensure the young, tee baller will have the best opportunity to learn the correct mechanics. If a bat is too long or too heavy, it will hinder the player’s ability to swing the bat properly. To figure out which bat is right for your youngin’, try looking at our bat buying guide for reference. Also, be sure to contact your local Tee Ball league to confirm which bats are or are not legal, as different leagues may have different regulations.