T-Ball (Ages 3-4)

• Bat: A lightweight, usually with a length of around 24-26 inches. They will be marked at T-Ball bats.
• Glove: A soft, smaller glove (9-10.5 inches) designed for young players to easily catch balls.
• Helmet: A fitted helmet for safety during batting and running bases.
  
• Cleats: Baseball cleats or any cleats you already have.
• Bag

5-6 Year Olds

• Bat: A slightly larger bat, around 26-28 inches, made from lightweight aluminum or composite.  We have bat buying guides here . It is recommended you get a big barrel USSSA bat.
• Glove: A glove ranging from 10-11 inches
• Helmet: Still required for safety when batting, with a more snug fit.
  
• Cleats:
• Bag

7-8 Year Olds

• Bat: A bat that is between 26-28 inches. It will be a little heavier, but still light enough to swing comfortably. We have bat buying guides here . It is recommended you get a big barrel USSSA bat.
• Glove: A glove between 10.5-11.5 inches
• Helmet
  
• Cleats
• Bag

9-10 Year Olds

• Bat: A bat in the 29-30 inch range, made from either aluminum or composite material.We have bat buying guides here . It is recommended you get a big barrel USSSA bat.
• Glove: A glove ranging from 11.5-12 inches to handle more advanced catching and throwing.
• Helmet: A helmet with a face guard is recommended
  
• Cleats
• Bag

11-12 Year Olds

• Bat: A bat that is 30-32 inches long, made from composite or alloy material. We have bat buying guides here . It is recommended you get a big barrel USSSA bat.
• Glove: A glove between 12-12.5 inches to provide better control over the ball and allow for more advanced fielding.
• Helmet: A helmet with a face guard is necessary, especially as pitches become faster and more unpredictable.
  
• Cleats
• Bag

13-14 Year Olds

• Bat: A 32-inch bat
• Glove: A glove between 12.5-13 inches, designed for better maneuverability and quick catches.
• Helmet: A helmet with a face guard is necessary
  
• Cleats
• Bag