It’s a nice glove. Last I had checked, they’re being sold on the Wilson website. A lot of people are also selling them on several places on the internet (offer up, SidelineSwap, etc)
@@32sports77 haha. People have different preferences. Some like A2000s over A2K and others like HoH over ProPreferred (or vice versa) it’s all about what you’re comfortable with. In my case though with the A2K, I just haven’t had enough playing time with that glove yet/as of the release of this video.
Hahahahahaha. For the most part, yes. Pretty excessive for me to bring it all, but my teammates are always grateful when I have an extra glove for them to use when they forget their glove or a lace busts. This is also just the life I chose for being a utility player. Haha.
Thanks Zack! I appreciate the comment and support! Funny enough, I bought this bag once a couple of years ago, and then switched over to another bag (see other What’s in my baseball bag videos) and then I bought this current one in Feb 2020. I believe I got the first one from Baseball Savings and I bought the one shown in this video on Amazon.
That’s cool! I have a big all star bag that came with my catchers gear but it doesn’t have as many pockets as the bag you have. People really don’t know how much stuff us catchers and utility players have to carry with us.
@@zackthompson5994 Yeah, I may actually go overboard one what I bring to the ballpark, but I'd rather be prepared than scrambling to find a piece of equipment to borrow. Also I really appreciate that last comment. I do wish that some of my videos would get seen more, but I figure 1) I'm having fun with it and 2) if I don't put the content out there, then no one will see it. Thanks again for your support and comments!
Haha. Yeah. I mean, most outfielders are pretty comfortable with 12.75. I’m not a big guy and I’m fine with a 12.75. I guess just some people might prefer 12.5 just to have some more control and less weight on the glove
Haha. Yeah. It definitely is a bit overboard, but for 1) I literally play 2-3 positions a game and 2) there's always someone who forgets their glove or their glove rips in the middle of the game and they don't have a backup. Just trying to be ready and prepared for any situation (and position.) haha
Josh Mulligan you’re not wrong. It is a great glove. It’s just personal preference for me that I think a heart of the hide is better. I like the Rawlings 303 for several reasons. The A2K MB50 is a 12.5” glove. As much as it’s a “top tier” glove, it just isn’t my first choice. A lot of major leaguers also prefer heart of the hide or a2000 over a Pro Pref or A2K.
I currently play in some weekend leagues. They range from fairly competitive (guys still in high school/college) to recreational (guys who used to play, but just want their baseball fix).
The biggest con, for me, is your ears are exposed. So if a batter has a huge backswing and you're sitting close enough, you can get hit by the bat. From personal experience, it does not feel good. BUT with that said, it's only happened three times to me from all the times I've caught, so it's not a huge deal for me... although some people have received concussions. Besides that, be sure that your league allows two-piece masks and that the helmet you wear is properly fitted.
I typically get my Jordan cleats from the nike website. Nike doesn’t always make a Jordan baseball cleat every year though (which makes no sense to me).
It's usually a talking point whenever I bring it out. Yeah, it looks ridiculous and Rhys Hoskins was laughed at a bit when he wore it during the 2018 season, but it's unique and I like it.
@@Chanterprise my oldest son is a switch hitter, who needs extra protection away due to a heating condition where a blow to the head can make him lose more hearing; so I’ve been looking at adding another flap to the one we found for him that not only works with his hearing aid but also let’s him use it on either side of the plate w/o needing 2 helmets. My youngest is only a righty but requires the same protection and also uses a cochlear and hearing aid so needs the adult helmet. Both using an adult catchers mask too. I say do what works!
I bought mine at one of the ABCA conventions. But they should be available at Varo’s website as well as various other sporting good stores and sites, such as Dick’s or wherever the Varo bat weights are sold.
@@yourboycorny7474 (no worries, I don't see any bad spelling errors). I mainly play left and center because of my speed, but I will occasionally play right.
Anthony Aleman Thank you! Yeah, i have to bring it all... I surprise myself with how much I bring sometimes. Like I said in the video, I play at least 2-3 positions every game I play in and there’s always one person on the team who forgets their gear or glove.
What kind of accessories are you interested in? The first 2 minutes of the video, I show some accessories that I carry in my bag. As far as clothing with the uniform, I have to wash my uniforms and I don't necessarily wear the same uniform for every team.
@@aidenanthony4285 Ahh! Got ya! I do occasionally wear arm sleeves, but I primarily wear an undershirt layer by either Under Armour or Nike (regardless of weather). Sometimes I'll wear an arm sleeve and I'll try to remember to include it in the next Whats In My Baseball Bag video. I don't wear eye black. Hope that helps!
Why so much what? Why so much equipment? I explain that I’m a utility player who plays at least 2-3 positions every game I play in. Plus I carry a bunch of glove just in case a teammate forgets theirs or someone’s lace breaks on their glove.
@@Chanterprise thats very kind of you bro. I get it, I am a utility player too, but you have like 5 back up gloves with containers for them lol. Happy new year dude!
@@teal8646 haha. Well, is there something wrong with wanting to keep my gloves clean and stored nicely instead of just tossing them in the bag and maybe getting smashed? To each their own. I understand not everyone has back up gloves. I just prefer to take care of my stuff more than others, I guess. Happy New Year to you too!
Hahaha. Thanks! Well, as stated in the video, there’s a reason behind it. But if you think this is a lot of gloves, you need to check out some of the other baseball accounts out there.
@@derekdelarosa5759 I mean, I don’t consider myself rich... I just make the poor decision to spend whatever extra money I do have on baseball equipment. Haha. But this is also an accumulation over 8-10 years.
Haha. To each their own. Like I mentioned in the video, I sometimes like to carry back up gloves not just for myself, but in case a teammate forgets their glove or a lace breaks on their glove. Better to be safer and have an extra glove than all of a sudden not have a glove at all, yeah?
I feel like this man starts left bench then transitions over to ball boy then to right pine and switches gloves like 4 times 😂🤣 Man you got WAYYYY TOOO much stuff!
@@smithwooten3978 PUAHAHAHAHAH. Thanks. I have a practical use for all of it. Yes, it is quite excessive, but that's the life of a utility player. Just put me in Coach. I'm always ready to play!
I respect this guy because he doesn't care about swag and he wants to be unique
Appreciate you Kyle
I wish I just had that a2k 😂
It’s a nice glove. Last I had checked, they’re being sold on the Wilson website. A lot of people are also selling them on several places on the internet (offer up, SidelineSwap, etc)
@@Chanterprise that was your backup like what?
@@32sports77 haha. People have different preferences. Some like A2000s over A2K and others like HoH over ProPreferred (or vice versa) it’s all about what you’re comfortable with. In my case though with the A2K, I just haven’t had enough playing time with that glove yet/as of the release of this video.
That one guy on the team that has way to much gear for no reason😂
Hahahahahaha. For the most part, yes. Pretty excessive for me to bring it all, but my teammates are always grateful when I have an extra glove for them to use when they forget their glove or a lace busts. This is also just the life I chose for being a utility player. Haha.
No cap
Definitely the best bag tour
Awww damn. I really appreciate that!
you are that one guy who has everything you might need
Pretty much. If someone forgets a glove or their lace busts, then I'm there to save the day!
I love the catchers gear man
Thank you! I love Allstar! Looking into possibly upgrading since the gear is getting kind of old.
This is the best one out there love the content dude ❤💙 gained a new subscriber
Wow. I really appreciate the positivity and support!
This has to take you like 4 years to pack up
Puahahaha. Doesn't take THAT long, but let's just say I'm always the last one to leave the ballpark.
sweeetttt thx for posting this
Thank you! Of course! Glad to have posted it!
Dood has everything in a case
🔥
Thank you!!!
most of whats in my baseball bag are short but he has so much stuff its longer and not so short good Video
Thank you for watching!
Love vids like this
Thanks Hayden! Took a while to post, but it’s here! Anything else you want to see?
Chanterprise maybe some fist base training or something like that
digging the vid
Appreciate the love and support!
Awesome video man I love all of the gear! When did you get that bag?
Thanks Zack! I appreciate the comment and support! Funny enough, I bought this bag once a couple of years ago, and then switched over to another bag (see other What’s in my baseball bag videos) and then I bought this current one in Feb 2020. I believe I got the first one from Baseball Savings and I bought the one shown in this video on Amazon.
That’s cool! I have a big all star bag that came with my catchers gear but it doesn’t have as many pockets as the bag you have. People really don’t know how much stuff us catchers and utility players have to carry with us.
I wish more people watched your videos, but at the end of the day RUclips is just about making videos and having fun with it.
@@zackthompson5994 Yeah, I may actually go overboard one what I bring to the ballpark, but I'd rather be prepared than scrambling to find a piece of equipment to borrow. Also I really appreciate that last comment. I do wish that some of my videos would get seen more, but I figure 1) I'm having fun with it and 2) if I don't put the content out there, then no one will see it. Thanks again for your support and comments!
As a small person who thinks a 12.75 is too big that a2k looking so good
Haha. Yeah. I mean, most outfielders are pretty comfortable with 12.75. I’m not a big guy and I’m fine with a 12.75. I guess just some people might prefer 12.5 just to have some more control and less weight on the glove
That’s a whole luggage bro 😂
Pretty much. Hahaha
i just realized this man has a glove for every position👑👑
Haha. Yeah. It definitely is a bit overboard, but for 1) I literally play 2-3 positions a game and 2) there's always someone who forgets their glove or their glove rips in the middle of the game and they don't have a backup. Just trying to be ready and prepared for any situation (and position.) haha
@@Chanterprise do you have a catchers mitt?
@@jacksonrylkiewicz I do. An All Star CM3000SBT. I feature it at 6:40
@@Chanterprise what about a first base mitt?
@@ejtuff What about a first base mitt? I feature it at 4:55 :D
The A2K is backup? It’s a great glove probably the best one in my opinion
Josh Mulligan you’re not wrong. It is a great glove. It’s just personal preference for me that I think a heart of the hide is better. I like the Rawlings 303 for several reasons. The A2K MB50 is a 12.5” glove. As much as it’s a “top tier” glove, it just isn’t my first choice. A lot of major leaguers also prefer heart of the hide or a2000 over a Pro Pref or A2K.
Chanterprise ya Rawlings is a great brand
Will you be making a baseball and/or softball what’s In my bag for summer of 2021?
Watched this when it first came out have been waiting since.😂
I can! To be honest, it really won’t be much different than what’s in this video, but I will definitely make an updated video at some point!
nice gear
Thanks!
You got a enough gloves for a whole starting 9 😂🤣
Pretty much. They're either backups for me or for my teammates. haha
What league/level are u playing at right now.
I currently play in some weekend leagues. They range from fairly competitive (guys still in high school/college) to recreational (guys who used to play, but just want their baseball fix).
Mans really just carrying around he’s entire teams equipment 🤣
LOL. Never know when you might need to play another position or your teammate needs a spare glove.
are there any cons to the two piece all star mask
The biggest con, for me, is your ears are exposed. So if a batter has a huge backswing and you're sitting close enough, you can get hit by the bat. From personal experience, it does not feel good. BUT with that said, it's only happened three times to me from all the times I've caught, so it's not a huge deal for me... although some people have received concussions. Besides that, be sure that your league allows two-piece masks and that the helmet you wear is properly fitted.
What’s in my baseball bag? That’s right, a human body!
A literal body bag. Hahahaha
Where did u get your Jordan cleats?
I typically get my Jordan cleats from the nike website. Nike doesn’t always make a Jordan baseball cleat every year though (which makes no sense to me).
Lift small bunt the ball
Themat moment u realize ur 7000$ on depth
there’s no way he dosent get made fun of for his helmet
It's usually a talking point whenever I bring it out. Yeah, it looks ridiculous and Rhys Hoskins was laughed at a bit when he wore it during the 2018 season, but it's unique and I like it.
Chanterprise Yeah, there’s nothing wrong with being unique!
i thank it is cool for switch hitters
@@Chanterprise my oldest son is a switch hitter, who needs extra protection away due to a heating condition where a blow to the head can make him lose more hearing; so I’ve been looking at adding another flap to the one we found for him that not only works with his hearing aid but also let’s him use it on either side of the plate w/o needing 2 helmets. My youngest is only a righty but requires the same protection and also uses a cochlear and hearing aid so needs the adult helmet. Both using an adult catchers mask too. I say do what works!
Where did you get the barrel bat wrap?
I bought mine at one of the ABCA conventions. But they should be available at Varo’s website as well as various other sporting good stores and sites, such as Dick’s or wherever the Varo bat weights are sold.
@@Chanterprise thank you!
What size is your catchers mitt
My All Star CM3000 SBT is a 33.5"
What size is your 1st basemen glove?
12.75”, but it feels like it plays a bit small, like a 12.5”
@@Chanterprise thanks pretty sick glove !
@@Roberchop13 Thank you!
Bro have 37 backup gloves😂
looks like you are replying to all these comments so here it is where did you get all this money to get all that :O
Haha. Thanks for commenting! I have a job and I get paid for doing my job. :D
What position n the outfield do you play
My bad on the spelling errors
@@yourboycorny7474 (no worries, I don't see any bad spelling errors). I mainly play left and center because of my speed, but I will occasionally play right.
Sick gear and vid but no way u go to every game with that
Anthony Aleman Thank you! Yeah, i have to bring it all... I surprise myself with how much I bring sometimes. Like I said in the video, I play at least 2-3 positions every game I play in and there’s always one person on the team who forgets their gear or glove.
Do have any accessories or clothing in your bag
What kind of accessories are you interested in? The first 2 minutes of the video, I show some accessories that I carry in my bag.
As far as clothing with the uniform, I have to wash my uniforms and I don't necessarily wear the same uniform for every team.
Are there like arm sleeves or eye black or anything you would wear in a game
@@aidenanthony4285 Ahh! Got ya! I do occasionally wear arm sleeves, but I primarily wear an undershirt layer by either Under Armour or Nike (regardless of weather). Sometimes I'll wear an arm sleeve and I'll try to remember to include it in the next Whats In My Baseball Bag video. I don't wear eye black. Hope that helps!
K makes since and thanks
What is that bag called
The bag is called the All Star Massive Wheeled Equipment Bag. As of this comment, All Star doesn't make this particular bag anymore.
I’m buying a a2k
Sick! What model?
You have like 20 bags inside of one big bag
Bags on bags on bags. What can I say, I like to try and take care of my stuff instead of just throwing it into the big bag. :D
How much gloves do you have 🤣
Enough... and counting... hahaha.
Why so much?
Why so much what? Why so much equipment? I explain that I’m a utility player who plays at least 2-3 positions every game I play in. Plus I carry a bunch of glove just in case a teammate forgets theirs or someone’s lace breaks on their glove.
@@Chanterprise thats very kind of you bro. I get it, I am a utility player too, but you have like 5 back up gloves with containers for them lol. Happy new year dude!
@@teal8646 haha. Well, is there something wrong with wanting to keep my gloves clean and stored nicely instead of just tossing them in the bag and maybe getting smashed? To each their own. I understand not everyone has back up gloves. I just prefer to take care of my stuff more than others, I guess. Happy New Year to you too!
Why u got so many gloves
like a lot of people, I enjoy collecting gloves. But I have a lot of gloves for the fact that I’m a utility player, like I explained in the video. :D
money
@@marcosantin5060 yeah! Hard work pays off.
My only question is: how much did this cost?
For the bag?
@@Chanterprise for everything
@@goosegoosefr enough. hahahaha
Chanterprise won’t pin this
you're right. I won't. :P
This dude has like 290 gloves
Hahaha. Thanks! Well, as stated in the video, there’s a reason behind it. But if you think this is a lot of gloves, you need to check out some of the other baseball accounts out there.
@@Chanterprise Well im from the DR and if u own that quantity of gloves ur rich so i think u have money..... no hate btw great vid :)
@@derekdelarosa5759 I mean, I don’t consider myself rich... I just make the poor decision to spend whatever extra money I do have on baseball equipment. Haha. But this is also an accumulation over 8-10 years.
@@derekdelarosa5759 I appreciate your support Derek!
Why does he have so much stuff
I think he explains it in the first part of the video.
Are you rich😂
@@tysonbsbl No. I just have a job and choose to spend my money on baseball equipment instead of the life essentials like food LOL
Hi please replie
Hi
Dude you have two many gloves in your bag man the ones that you don’t use don’t put them in your bag
Haha. To each their own. Like I mentioned in the video, I sometimes like to carry back up gloves not just for myself, but in case a teammate forgets their glove or a lace breaks on their glove. Better to be safer and have an extra glove than all of a sudden not have a glove at all, yeah?
I feel like this man starts left bench then transitions over to ball boy then to right pine and switches gloves like 4 times 😂🤣
Man you got WAYYYY TOOO much stuff!
@@smithwooten3978 PUAHAHAHAHAH. Thanks. I have a practical use for all of it. Yes, it is quite excessive, but that's the life of a utility player. Just put me in Coach. I'm always ready to play!
bro got to many back up gloves
Haha. Not all just for me. Have had plenty of teammates who have needed an extra glove because a lace popped or they forgot their glove.