For many pros, choosing a wood bat is all about feel. And for many of those pros, an ash wood bat just feels right.

Rawlings makes both ash and maple bats, but ash wood has had the longer tenure in the Major Leagues.

Ash was the...
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You can be around a baseball field or softball diamond for years and still learn new ways to make the equipment you use maximize your potential.

One such way is to look at the pattern of your glove and determine if it’s right for you.

Simply put, the pattern is the size and shape of the glove.

If you are an infielder, you may want a smaller pattern, between 10-1/2...
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In baseball and softball, base running is just as much an art as hitting or bunting.

Getting out of the batter’s box and down the line efficiently is a seemingly simple task that can have game-changing results. Imagine beating that throw from the shortstop or legging out what your coach meant to be a sacrifice bunt.

It doesn’t take tremendous speed, either.

Here are some tips for running to first base:

As a batter, taking a balanced swing and...
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Rawlings spends just as much time improving the quality of its footballs as it does its baseballs.

New and improved is the Rawlings Pro 5 game ball.

The Pro 5 football offers a true Pro-style feel in...
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When Rawlings brought you its new Gold Glove Legend series this spring, it wasn’t done yet. Rawlings has another new Gold Glove series to introduce—the Gold Glove Gamer.

Rawlings pro patterns, pro grade laces and pro soft leather all work together to create the gloves in the new Continue Reading

Purchase a little peace of mind with a Rawlings batting helmet faceguard.

You may have already purchased everything your child needs to be protected while playing ball; finish it off with a faceguard that meets NOCSAE safety standards.

Rawlings’ Youth or T-Ball Batting Helmet Faceguard (model number Continue Reading