Baseball Gear & Equipment

Finding the right bat comes down to more than just specs — it’s about confidence, feel, and how you show up at the plate. The Easton Dub USSSA baseball bat is made for players who bring passion and presence to every swing. With Easton’s advanced Double Barrel technology, the Dub offers the lowest barrel compression of any USSSA bat, unlocking maximum flex and elite performance from top to bottom. Its two-piece composite construction and ConneXion Max piece work together to reduce vibration and deliver a smooth, powerful feel, even on off-center hits. The Optiflex handle adds just the right mix of flex and stiffness for total control and serious bat speed. Add in a bold, standout design, and you’ve got a bat that performs just as loud as it looks.

Choosing the perfect bat is a personal decision, shaped by your priorities. Factors like length, weight, and swing dynamics can directly affect performance. Meanwhile, aesthetic details such as grip styles and color schemes may hold appeal for some players. Features like knobs and end caps may also be important, offering both functional benefits and design interest. Your preferences will ultimately guide your choice. With so many aspects to consider, understanding bats is essential. Watch the video below to explore the differences between 1-Piece and 2-Piece bats.

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Baseball Gear: FAQs

What types of baseball equipment are available at Team Town Sports?

Team Town Sports offers an extensive lineup of baseball equipment for every player’s needs. Explore high-quality bats for players of all ages and skill levels, and find batting gloves that enhance grip and protect your hands.

For fielding, choose from various glove styles and sizes tailored to different positions. You’ll also find baseball field and maintenance equipment to keep your diamond game-ready.

If you're looking to venture beyond baseball, check out sports like rugby and pickleball, along with top-name gear for both, at Team Town Sports.

How do I choose the right size baseball gear?

Choosing properly-sized gear allows you to focus on the game without worrying about discomfort or improper fit. Here’s what to keep in mind when picking the best-fitting gear:

• Gloves: Choose based on position and age. Infielders typically prefer smaller gloves for quick ball transfer, while outfielders tend to need larger gloves for extended reach.
• Bats: The right baseball bat depends on height and weight. For youth players, lighter bats improve control, while stronger players may prefer heavier options for more power.
• Helmets: A helmet should fit snugly without discomfort. It should stay in place when you move but shouldn’t feel tight.
• Cleats: Match cleats to the playing surface—metal cleats offer strong traction for firm fields, while molded cleats are a versatile choice for various surfaces.

How do I know when to replace my baseball gear?

Knowing when to replace baseball equipment helps maintain performance and safety on the field:

• Bats: If a bat shows cracks or dents, it may lose its balance and impact. Composite bats often have a lifespan of about two years.
• Gloves: When your glove no longer holds its shape or the leather shows cracks, it’s time for an upgrade.
• Cleats: Worn-out cleats lose traction, which can increase the risk of slipping. Replace them once the spikes wear down or feel unstable.
• Helmets: Helmets should be replaced after any strong impact or every few seasons due to general wear.

How should I care for my baseball equipment?

Proper care extends the life of your baseball accessories and ensures they perform well every season. Follow these tips to keep your gear in great shape:

• Regular Cleaning: Wipe down bats and gloves after each use to prevent dirt buildup. Use a gentle cleaner on leather gloves and apply leather conditioner to keep them flexible.
• Storage: Store your equipment in a cool, dry place. Avoid leaving gloves or other leather items in direct sunlight, which can dry out and crack the material. Helmets should be stored in a protective bag or compartment in your baseball bags and bat packs.
• Protection: Keep cleats clean by brushing off dirt after every game, and air them out to reduce odor.