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UA Leadoff Icon Low RMMen's Baseball Cleats

  • Baseball cleat
Under Armour UA Leadoff Icon Low RMMen's Baseball Cleats, molded cleats: photo from Under Armour
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Facts as the maker states them, read 13 Oct 2026

Men's baseball cleat with a synthetic upper, full-length EVA midsole and molded rubber outsole. The page gives a regular fit, a weight of 11.79 oz and standard tie lacing.

TypeBaseball cleat
Cleat typeMolded
What this means

Metal cleats grip best on dirt and grass but are not allowed in most leagues for players under 13. Molded (rubber or plastic) cleats are legal everywhere and safer for young players. Turf shoes are for cages and artificial turf.

Tip: Check the league before buying metal.

Also on the page
  • Synthetic upper with molded details is light, breathable & super durable
  • Full-length EVA midsole for underfoot cushioning & comfort
  • New rubber molded outsole is more comfortable & provides traction & durability on all field surfaces
  • Size & Fit: Regular
  • Weight: 11.79 oz.
  • Lace type: Standard tie
AvailabilityOut of stock
Made inImported (country not named)
Maker SKU6010138
The maker says
  • Soft, padded collar with the right amount of cushioning.
  • Optimum traction without any underfoot pressure.
Sourceunderarmour.com, product page, read 13 Oct 2026

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  • ZapposRetailer ratings: Harper 8 Mid RM baseball cleatsRating: No average shown; distribution 89% four-star, 7% five-star, 4% three-starReviews: 28Buyers like: Comfortable and supportive: cushioning, stability, flexible sole, mid-ankle support; Hold up through a season; some report a pair lasting several yearsBuyers report: Width: site fit survey says 100% true to size and 67% true to width; a parent of a wide-footed child hoped they would loosen up, so they may feel snug at first for wide feet; Cushioning adequate rather than outstanding (one) (read it there)
  • ZapposRetailer ratings: Kids Harper 8 Mid RM baseball cleatsRating: No average shown; about 93% four or five stars (50% five, 43% four), 6% one to two starsReviews: 30Buyers like: Most say comfortable and kids could play right away; Well made, good value; one plans to pass them downBuyers report: Sizing: site fit survey says about two-thirds felt they ran a half size small while width was true; several say size up a full size, others say they ran big; Width: a parent of a wider-footed child reported a comfortable fit; High-top is snug and hard to get on and off without loosening laces; Stiff at the top of the foot with a sore spot for one child until broken in (read it there)
  • ZapposRetailer ratings: Kids Harper 10 Jr RM baseball cleatsRating: No average shown; distribution 88% five-star, 12% four-starReviews: 16Buyers like: Comfortable with adequate cushioning and traction; praised for style and qualityBuyers report: Sizing: several say they run small and a few recommend sizing up, one a full size; Width: site fit survey says 100% true to size and true to width, but one reviewer found them somewhat narrow like other UA cleats and advised sizing up if between sizes (read it there)
  • ZapposRetailer ratings: Leadoff Low RM baseball cleatsRating: No average shown; distribution 75% five-star, 12% three-star, 12% one-starReviews: 8Buyers like: One says they were the first cleats they found comfortable; clean up easilyBuyers report: Width: site fit survey says 88% true to size and true to width; one reviewer found them too narrow and returned them, while a wide-forefoot reviewer ordered a half size up and found the width comfortable; Thin padding; one plans to add an insert (read it there)
  • WalmartRetailer ratings: Yard Low ST metal cleats5.0 of 5, 1 reviewBuyers like: Son likes the metal cleats for 14U baseball (May 2022 review)
  • underarmour.comOn the maker's own site, chosen by the maker: Harper 9 Pro TPU baseball cleatsReviews: not shown (no rating, count or fit scale on the page text)Liked on the maker's site: Very comfortable; grip well on grass and dirt; one says they handle turf better than the previous pair; elastic ankle area keeps dirt outRaised on the maker's site: Width runs both ways: one finds them too narrow for a wide foot, another says they run a bit wide, a third calls them nice and wide; The brand's reply suggests trying them on and cites a 60-day return window (read it there)

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