Force3 Pro Gear Youth

FORCE3 Defender Catcher Leg Guards - 12.5" Junior Ages 6-9

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Force3 Pro Gear FORCE3 Defender Catcher Leg Guards - 12.5" Junior Ages 6-9, catcher's gear: photo from Force3 Pro Gear
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Facts as the maker states them, read 13 Oct 2026

The leg guards are listed as a 12.5-inch Junior size for ages 6-9, measuring 21.5 by 5 by 6.5 inches (L, H, W) at 2.25 lbs. They combine DuPont Kevlar with open-cell memory foam, have an EVA plastic shell and use stainless steel hardware and rivets.

TypeLeg guard
CustomYes
SizesJunior - 12.5"
What this means

Sized by age band (youth, intermediate, adult) and by measurements: chest protector by torso length, leg guards by knee-to-ankle. Helmets must carry the NOCSAE mark.

Tip: Intermediate gear fits most 12 to 15 year olds; youth gear stops fitting earlier than parents expect.

AgesJunior Ages 6-9
Levelthis is the same style worn at all levels
Also on the page
  • Product Measurements: 21.5” L x 5” H x 6.5” W
  • Product Weight: 2.25 lbs
  • Combination of DuPont™ Kevlar® and open cell memory foam
  • EVA plastic shell, and DuPont™ Kevlar® sections on knees and across front
  • STAINLESS STEEL hardware and rivets keep leg guards light, durable and rust-free
Warranty1-year warranty (from the date of original purchase) against manufacturer’s defects
The maker says
  • "Form-fitting and lightweight to keep you agile, you won’t think twice about blocking pitches or making an out at the plate.".
  • "Specially designed, padded bump-out keeps your knee from rolling to either side when blocking pitches".
  • "Dual-density, open-cell foam is aerated for improved airflow and keeps its shape on hot days".
Sourceforce3progear.com, product page, read 13 Oct 2026

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  • CatchersHome.com (Scott Perry; published Jun 24, 2022, updated Aug 21, 2026; affiliate price-check links)Independent review: Defender mask/helmet, chest protector, leg guards, mittThe review likes: Mask feels like a standard mask with a slightly wider field of view; helmet weight about the same as a traditional helmet; Leg guards conform well and are light; chest protector has an adjustable harness and venting; Mitt uses Japanese steerhide and breaks in fairly quicklyThe review raises: No notable drawbacks listed for core products; Force3 does not always sell on Amazon; some mitt versions differ in stitching; youth gear is black only (read it there)
  • Baseball MonkeyRetailer ratings: Defender catcher's set, adultRating: 85% on the page's percent scale (about 4.25 of 5)Reviews: 1
  • Dick's Sporting GoodsRetailer ratings: Force3 Pro Gear mask category pageReviews: Counts only: youth softball fielder's mask 3, adult softball fielder's mask 4, traditional catcher's mask pro harness 1, umpire leg guards 1
  • Team ExpressRetailer ratings: Defender hockey-style catcher's helmet0 reviews
  • Baseball MonkeyRetailer ratings: Defender youth hockey-style helmet0 reviewsBuyers report: Price shown at 199.98 dollars (was 299.99) (read it there)
  • Baseball America (Tim Newcomb, March 20, 2019)Other source: Defender mask in MLBThe source says: Article says more than 20 MLB starting catchers wear the Defender mask, first seen in 2016
  • thenationalpastimemuseum.com (listed as Coach Mike; published Jul 11, 2026, modified Sep 27, 2026)Other source: Defender and XS3 ProRating: Author's overall score 8.5 of 10 (own scoring, not customer ratings)The source says: Rates protection and range of motion highest; Sizing runs true to chartThe source raises: Says stitching at strap attachment points is the weak spot and budget for one repair over about three seasons; Straps reported pulling through the chest protector body; Warranty requires buyer-paid return shipping; Premium price (read it there)

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