Worth Baseball & Softball Equipment
Worth designs and manufactures softball equipment for both fastpitch and slowpitch softball players. Their products can be seen at most competitive levels of play.
Worth Baseball & Softball Equipment
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Slowpitch bats crafted by Worth are created with a larger barrel and balanced load for better swing speed and maximum power on contact. They have models manufactured to meet USA, USSSA, and ASA certification requirements.
Worth fastpitch gloves are designed to fit the female athlete’s hand and wrist contours. Many models are game-ready and feature a balanced pattern and web.
With a new season comes new Worth slowpitch softball bats. To see the latest, check out their most recent releases.
Worth New Glove Releases
New Worth gloves hit the shelves from season to season. Check out our most recent gloves in the Worth product line.
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Take some time to browse the full selection of Worth products to learn more about the brand’s offerings.
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July 24, 2026
Every player knows that feeling. You swing, make contact, and instead of that satisfying crack — your hands light up like you grabbed a live wire. The bat sting
July 08, 2026
Walk into a youth baseball dugout today and you'll see it all — a sliding mitt peeking out of a back pocket, flip-down sunglasses on a hat, eye black under both
June 12, 2026
Need names, numbers, or a custom logo on your jerseys? We got you.
Whether you're gearing up for hockey season, outfitting a baseball organization, getting a lacrosse
June 12, 2026
If your child wants to start baseball or softball, you are probably wondering what equipment they actually need—and what you can skip for now. Between gloves, bats,
May 29, 2026
Quick Answer
There is no single universal bat rule for 14U baseball in 2026. In USSSA, 14U moved to BBCOR -3 as the national standard effective January 1, 2026,
May 28, 2026
Catching in baseball or softball puts your player in the most demanding position on the field. Catchers must wear catcher's helmet (with face mask and throat guard),