Bags, Buckets & Caddies

Each one fits a different need. A hard 6-gallon bucket is sturdy and doubles as a seat for the coach during drills. A soft-sided ball bag, like the Rawlings RSSBB or Easton Cube Ball Bag, is lighter to carry and empties quickly. A ball caddy stands on legs so the coach can grab balls at waist height when throwing batting practice. Many teams own a bucket and a bag. Shop all bags, buckets and caddies.

A standard 6-gallon ball bucket holds about five dozen baseballs or three dozen softballs. For bigger loads, the Easton Mega Ball Bag holds up to 132 baseballs or 51 softballs, and the Rawlings Soft Sided Ball Bag comes in 3-dozen and 6-dozen sizes. Fill your bucket with practice balls from our boxes of balls by the dozen.

A ball caddy, like the Rawlings Ball Caddy or Easton Ball Caddy, is a basket on collapsible legs that holds about 80 baseballs at waist height. Coaches use it when throwing batting practice or hitting fungoes, so they can grab ball after ball without bending over, and the collapsible legs make it easier to transport and store. Pair it with a fungo bat for fielding drills.

A coach's bucket bag is a padded, bucket-shaped bag that carries balls, bats and coaching essentials, with a seat on top for drills. The Mizuno Coaches Bucket Elite holds two bats and four dozen baseballs, with a waterproof valuables pocket and an adjustable shoulder strap. To upgrade a bucket you already own, the Easton Coaches Bucket Cover SE adds pockets for scorecards, water and gear.

Yes. We carry the Rawlings Baseball Canada 6 Gallon Bucket and the Rawlings Slo Pitch National 6 Gallon Bucket, plus an empty bucket with the Baseball Town logo and the Easton Empty Bucket with Cushioned Seat. For a ready-to-go option, the RTD1 Bucket comes with 3 dozen practice baseballs. See all our ball buckets.

Many ball bags are designed for it. The Rawlings Soft Sided Ball Bags, the Mizuno coach's buckets and the Easton Cube and Mega Ball Bags have a removable or zip-off panel made for team embroidery, so your gear is easy to recognize at a shared field. Ask your local embroidery shop, and see our team bags for more ways to organize team equipment.