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Gear up behind the plate with a complete catcher's set or build it piece by piece - helmets and masks, chest protectors and leg guards in youth and adult sizes - then finish with a catcher's mitt to match.
Nothing protects like gear that fits: our catcher's gear fitting guide sizes every piece
Fit is what makes it protective, so size by age and measurements using our catcher's gear fitting guide. A chest protector and leg guards that are too big leave gaps.
A catcher's set bundles the essentials - a helmet/mask, chest protector and leg guards. Add a catcher's mitt to finish the kit.
A set is the easiest way to get matched protection at a lower cost, but buying pieces separately lets you mix brands or replace worn items without buying everything again.
Check padding and shell integrity each season - foam compresses over time and cracked or worn plastic no longer absorbs impact the way it should, especially for growing youth players.
Some leagues and levels require certified masks (like NOCSAE-approved), so it's worth checking your league's rules before buying, especially when moving up from house league to travel or high school ball.








































