Force3 Pro Gear

FORCE3 Defender Solid State Catcher Chest Protector | Meets NOCSAE

  • Catcher's chest protector
Force3 Pro Gear FORCE3 Defender Solid State Catcher Chest Protector | Meets NOCSAE, catcher's gear: photo from Force3 Pro Gear
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Facts as the maker states them, read 13 Oct 2026

The FORCE3 Defender Solid State Catcher Chest Protector comes in Adult, Intermediate and Youth sizes, and the page describes it as meeting NOCSAE. It is built from 11 multi-layer DuPont Kevlar sections combined with EVA, with a 3-point adjustable harness and stainless steel hardware.

TypeCatcher's chest protector
CustomYes
SizesAdult - 16.5"; Intermediate - 15.5"; Youth - 14.5"
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.

LevelStandardized for use at ANY LEVEL
CertificationNOCSAE
Also on the page
  • Adult: Product Measurements 22"L x 1.5"H x 18"W
  • Product Weight 1.50 lbs
  • Intermediate: 21"L x 1.5"H x 17"W
  • Product Weight 1.50 lbs
  • Youth: 19"L x 1.5"H x 16"W
  • Product Weight 1.35 lbs
  • Constructed with 11 individual multi-layer DuPont Kevlar sections
  • EVA combined with Kevlar sections
  • 2" four-layered oversized multi-layer Kevlar blast shield
  • Stainless steel hardware
  • Specially designed high-end harness mechanism
  • 3-point harness fully adjustable
  • Removable and adjustable shoulder protection
  • Special airflow backing
Warranty1-year warranty (from the date of original purchase) against manufacturer's defects
The maker says
  • The chest protector standard has been mandated for use in most youth baseball and NCAA leagues in the USA.
  • The 2-inch four-layered Kevlar blast shield makes it standardized for use at any level.
  • The airflow backing regulates temperature and keeps you cool on hot days.
  • The harness keeps the protector centered and secured and does not slide.
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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