More Small / Medium Batting Helmets you might like
Category
Baseball > Batter's Protection > Batting Helmets
Brand
Easton
Model
Alpha
Color
Blue
Size
Small / Medium
Condition
Used
Quantity
1 available
The Easton Alpha batting helmet offers reliable head protection with a focus on comfort and fit. Its small/medium size accommodates a range of head shapes in youth and smaller adult players. The helmet’s design features sturdy construction to absorb impacts typical in batting scenarios. This used model maintains its protective shell and padding suitable for ongoing play.
This helmet is suited for players needing a secure, well-fitting helmet in the small to medium size range. Its fit makes it ideal for younger players or adults with smaller head dimensions seeking protective gear that stays comfortably in place during swings and sprints to bases. The blue color adds a classic look without sacrificing function. Consider this helmet if you want dependable protection that matches your size needs without extra features.
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