Betts is the only guy we’ve seen wearing the Clean Up style from Under Armour. These are available in several colors, as well as in youth sizes.
Betts wore these in BP, even though it really wasn’t that cold. For whatever reason, there were no Franklin logos on them. Just like Mookie’s, you can get yours at the link.
Betts’ red/white/blue electric Lizard Skin grip looks like an exclusive, as well as the camo one we saw in BP. There are still plenty of options to choose from.
Various colors. Available.
Bryce Harper seems to be messing around with his batting gloves, whether wearing just one, both, or none at all—its been changing pretty frequently. What hasn’t changed is his model, a custom version that he’s worn for a few seasons now. You won’t find these online.
In April Bryce rocked these beauties. If UA sold them they’d fly off the shelves, but unfortunately there’s nothing like them out there. You can shop the other Yard VII colorways at the link.
Bryce has been known to jump in and out of shoes on a day-to-day basis but the latest of his hybrid burners is the Under Armour Deception with a Spine sole which you can see. They have metal fronts/plastic backs, Bryce’s very own configuration we have not seen on any […]
Harper uses the ProHitter in white. Various colors are available.
The latest lumber du jour for Bryce is a Tucci Lumber custom cut called the BHARP34. Its a Maple piece, and its exclusive to Bryce at this point. Give the good people at Tucci a cool and maybe they’ll cut one for you. Measurements: 34 inch, 32 oz
Bryce is aboard the Lokai train, a bracelet that’s been showing up on the wrists of a lot of ballplayers recently. Learn more about it, and get it at the link.