Rawlings

Rawlings Leg Guard

  • Batter's leg guard
Rawlings Leg Guard, protective gear: photo from Rawlings
Photo: Rawlings

Facts as the maker states them, read 20 Oct 2026

Batter's leg guard with a three-piece build of a TPE lattice outer layer, an ABS plastic hard layer and comfort foam, plus a foot attachment. It is sold in S and L, the leg piece reverses for right- and left-handed batters, and the page lists Adult and Youth levels.

TypeBatter's leg guard
SizesS; L
HandRight or left
LevelAdult, Youth
Also on the page
  • Batter's Side: Reversible Leg Piece Flips For Right & Left Handed Batters
  • Fit: Flexible, Universal Fit
  • Level: Adult, Youth
  • Padding: Comfort Foam
  • Shell: Energy Dissipating TPE Lattice Structure
  • Sport: Baseball
  • Usage: Batting Leg Guard
  • Sizes Available: Large & Small
  • 3-piece structure: one layer of TPE lattice material, a second layer of durable ABS plastic, comfort foam
  • foot attachment
Maker SKURLEGGUARD
The maker says
  • This batter's protective equipment from the #1 brand in baseball blends style, performance, and comfort in a groundbreaking design.
  • The TPE lattice absorbs and dispels energy from impact and the ABS plastic layer blocks any remaining sting.
  • The foot attachment protects against foul balls or pitches off the top of your cleat.
Sourcerawlings.com, product page, read 20 Oct 2026

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