wut equipment you guys all have

Rawlings 12 3/4 Gold Glove
Easton 12 1/2 Natural Ideal Fit Series Glove
32/29 Rawlings Liquid Metal 2
33/30 Louisville Omaha XS
32' Rawlings Woodbat
Nike Air Slider Cleats
Rawling Cool Fit Helmet
Louisville B Gloves
ETC.

I've got a
easton first base mitt
34/31 omaha bat
Nike batting gloves ( but im gettin new ones that are easton)
34/31 wooden louisville bat
nike cleats

Here we go:

Wood Bats
- Louisville Slugger m9110C Maple
- Louisville Slugger C271 Pro Lite

Metal
- TPX Warrior 33/30
- TPX Gen1X Response 32/29

Gloves
- Rawlings HOH 12 3/4" First Base Glove
- Rawlings HOH 12" PRO-1003 Infield/Pitchers glove
- Rawlings GG 12 3/4" Outfielders Glove

Cleats
- Nike Air Show White/Green
- This upcoming season probably some Puma's or another pair of Nike's

Batting Gloves
- Nike Diamond Elite IV's soon Diamond Elite V's

Alot of other stuff i probably forgot

Catcher's Equipment:
-All-Star CP28PRO Chest protector
-All-star LG22WPRO Leg Gaurds
-All-Star FM25SLX Face Mask
-All-Star CH800 Catcher's helmet

Bat:
-Louisville Slugger Platinum

Batting Gloves:
-Mizuno Pro Limited
-Palmgard under glove

Gloves:
-Rawlings Pro Preferred Catcher's mitt
-Rawlings Pro Preferred Infielders glove (12 in.)

Helmet:
-All-Star BH800

Bag:
-All-Star EB2020

Spikes:
-Mizuno 9 spike Pro Limited low cut

gloves-11.5 custom mizuno
mizuno legecy firstbase mitt
Bats-nike areo tourq 33/30
rawlings big stick(w)34.5/31
tpx armor 33/30
D-bat 33/30
spikes-nike white/grey
new ones this year
batting gloves-nike dri-fit white/black
adidas RBI white/black

cleats: Nike 3/4 Show(black)metal
Catching gear:all nike minus the rawlings helmet
bat-Omaha(orange)33 inch
glove:I have three.Nike catchers,rawlings steerhide catchers, mizuno 12 in OF.

Mizuno wood bat, TPX Omaha Scandium game bat, new Mizuno 9 Spikes, Nike Trainers, Wilson 11" (its my shorty ), Rawlings 12.5" outfield glove, Nike 12" pitcher/3B glove, a boatload of Under Armour accesorries and the team gear of course.

Gloves :
-Rawlings Pro Prefered PROS20JA catchers mitt
-Rawlings Heart of The Hide PROJP20 catchers mitt
-Rawlings Gold Glove GGPCM catchers mitt
-Rawlings Gold Glove GGP217-2 infield glove

Bats :
- Easton Stealth (regular flex) 33in. 30oz. 2005
- Easton CXN sc.777 (green) 33in. 30oz. 2004

Batting Gloves :
- Nike Diamond Elite IV "2 pairs" (red and white) and (black and white)
- Nike Show BPII (black and grey)

Catchers Gear : (all scarlet red)
- Helmet - Rawlings CFPRO1 "coolflo" Hockey Style Mask
- Chest Protector - Rawlings CP750
- Leg Guards - Rawlings LG910

Sunglasses :
- Oakley Half-Jacket LXJ (Jet Black)

Bags :
- Gearguard Catchers Bag (black) "The NOE2 Bag"

Cleats :
- Nike ID custom cleats (black and red)

Misc. :
- Nike Wristbands
- Easton Gameday Pull-over
- and tons of other **** !!!

I misspelled Pro Preferred...
And I use a Palmgard Underglove when it's cold!!!

Ryno, I noticed you have 3 different catcher's gloves. Why did you get 3 different one's- don't you want to be comfortable with the same glove, size and stuff?

Good Question ! Yes I like to stick with one glove during the season, but experiment during the off-season to see if I like something better. First, I bought the Rawlings HOH PROJP20 and used it my 8th grade season. I became impatient with the break-in time and put the glove in the oven for about 20 minutes. It ruined the pocket and leather. You can still use it it, but I love the feel of a new mitt. This off-season I purchased a Rawlings GG GGPCM and used it about a month. Gold Glove Catchers Mitts are not good for handling a staff that throws 80 mph + and nasty junk. It makes framing more difficult with the cheaper, flimsier, leather. After I figured I didn't care for that model I purchased a Rawlings Pro Preferred PROS20JA and I fell in love with it. I'll have to work all off-season to get the leather ready for game-play, but what is anything worth if you don't have to work for it.
Plus I like the quality of the leather, the deer skin lining, index finger gel pad, conventional back pattern, the 33 in. circumference, and the whole craftmanship of the glove. Right now i'm sticking with this mitt for this season, but will always keep an open mind for the greatest edge and most comfortable way to play the position I live to play !!!

I typically use:

Glove
Batting Gloves
Cleats
Bat

Works pretty well for me.

PS, this is Chris Nix, not Jeremy.

Ryno,
I feel the same way. Pro Preferred golves take a heck of a long time to brake in but once you do they are awesome. I bought my Pro Preferred catcher's mitt, maybe 3 or 4 years ago and I love it. It is still holding up tremendiously and it still feels like a new golve. Also, I have a question, where did you find one with an index finger pad? All the places I look don't include it unless you presonalize it. I'm not planning on personalizing my next catchers mitt, wich will definatly be a pro Preferred. Can you buy it with an index finger pad on it or do you have to personalize it to get one?

-Kevin

Gloves-
Nokona 10.5" MI
Kelly 11" MI backup
Nokona 11.5" 3B/P
Kelly 12" OF/P Backup
Kelly 13" Of/P
(I have other gloves but dont use them as much)
Batting Gloves-
Kelly (Black/Grey, Red/Black, Royal/Grey about 5 pairs)
Nike (upcoming season)

Cleats-
Mizuno (Red)
Nike (upcoming season)
Mizuno Trainers (white/black)
Nike trainers (upcoming)
Bats-
Easton Stealth (regular flex)
Easton CXN (the black n silver one)


Woodies-
Talbot Turnings Maple (Cherry)
Brett Bros. Bamboo (Natural)

Shades-
Oakley M Frames (+ Red Iridium)
Oakley Half Jackets (Fire Iridium)

Pants-
Southlands baby!

Bags-
Wilson travel bag n duffel
Rawlings BB Backpack

Other-
Rawlings BP jacket
Kelly, Nike, and Adidas wristbands
Icey Hot and Tiger Balm
Nike Patella Band
Under Armour XL socks
+ a lot more

All right I rock the Wilson A3000, swing a LiquidMetal 2, and I got the blue Show cleats. The rest is whatever I get from my team.

Catcher41,
All the new pro preferred catcher mitts from 2003 should come with an index finger gel pad no matter what. I think thats right? But, you can purchase them at http://www.baseballexp.com.
- PROS20JA - $249.99 (camel/black) 33" *
- PROSCM20BG - $249.99 (black/silver) 32.5" *
- PROSCM20 - $239.99 (camel) 33"
* index finger gel pad for sure, but the more recent models made of the PROSCM20 should have them because the back-up catcher on my team has one.

yeah, I like the straight tan colored ones or camel as they are called. Do you guys think the reason the camel and black, and the black and silver are $10 more because of the Index finger pad? IDK Thanks Ryno. I'll look into that a little later after Christmas.

Later,
Kevin

If the finger pad is a big deal just buy a finger pad.Thats what I did with my steerhide and I catch smoothly yet I dont feel a thing

Catcher41,
It's just because they are the new J-Series Pro Preferred, exclusively at http://www.baseballexp.com. That is why the PROS20JA and PROSCM20BG are $10 more.

TPX Dynasty
Rawlings Pro Preferred PROS27TF 12.75"

Some other random **** but those rock.

31/28 "Red" Stealth
32/29 "Gold-Regular Flex" Stealth
31/26 Response (old)
32/32 Louisville Slugger Wood Bat
32/32 Rawlings Wood Bat

13 Inch Easton Preferred Series
12 Inch Easton Gs60
33 Inch Easton Steerhide Catchers Mitt
12.75 Inch Camel Pro Preferred

The $40 Easton Batting Gloves(Forget the name, Padded)

Nike Locker Bag

All Black Nikes(Metal/Rubber switch)
Black/White Huraches

Blue, Black, Gray Cold Gear Under Armour
White Loose Gear

School Pullover

Oakley Half Jackets
Oakley Heaters

Man, I've got a lot of c r a p.

Rawlings pro preffered 11 1/2 custom glove
Rawling workhorse batting gloves
Puma low spikes
Dynasty 33/30
sam bat 32in

i think thats all of it

GG-11.5 in pitchers glove
GG- first basemans mitt
stealth reg flex bat
nike monster spikes
easton under shirt (for when its cold up here in Minnesota)
Under Armor socks
and for all yall with the 5 pairs of batting glove what a waste of money you dont get the true feel of the bat with em especially those padded one (and plus buck of baseball is a mans sport not a girls!!!!)

Im thinking you all put a little too much emphasis on your equipment. i still have yet to see how a really expensive, top of the line glove changes the way you catch. if you rely on your equipment to make the play, i think you are probably in the wrong sport.