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The everyday carry for players - bat sleeves, a fence hook and pockets for gloves and cleats.
How to choose: match the number of bat sleeves to how many bats you carry, and size down for younger players; hauling a full load or catcher's gear? Step up to a wheeled bag.
Slowpitch bats are usually 34" long, so you need sleeves that fit them comfortably. Slowpitch backpacks from Miken, like the Pro Deluxe Slowpitch Backpack or MKMK7X XL Backpack, are built for longer bats and adult gear. Pair with a slowpitch bat.
A wheeled bat pack, like the Mizuno Pro Wheel Batpack, combines a backpack with wheels and a handle, so you can carry it on your back or roll it across the parking lot. It’s a great middle ground between a backpack and a full wheeled bag.
Yes. Catcher’s backpacks, like the Easton E610CBP and Easton Jen Schro Catcher’s Backpack, have extra room for a helmet, chest protector and leg guards. The Mizuno Samurai Catcher’s Wheel Batpack adds wheels for the heaviest loads. See all catcher’s equipment.
The backpack shouldn’t extend below your child’s lower back when worn. Youth models, like the Easton Game Ready Youth, Nike Youth Diamond Bat Pack Select, Mizuno Youth Future Backpack and DeMarini Voodoo Junior, are sized for smaller bodies. For T-ball players, the Marucci Foxtrot T-Ball Bat Pack is made to fit their shorter bats.