What baseball teams hand out
- Home and away jerseys
- Pants
- Batting helmets
- Catcher's gear
- Bat bags
The baseball template adds jersey, pants, and batting helmet in one tap. Add anything else as its own type.
Where it goes wrong
- The catcher's gear goes home with whoever caught last and nobody's sure who that was.
- Pants come back torn and nobody records which pair.
- A batting helmet cracks and you don't know how old it is.
- Seniors keep their jerseys after the last game.
- Every missing helmet comes out of the budget.
How GearCorral keeps it straight
Start from the baseball template
One tap sets up jerseys, pants and batting helmets. Add catcher's gear and bat bags as their own types if you hand them out.
Helmets with dates
Record make, model, purchase year and a recertification date on each batting helmet. The dashboard flags the ones due in the next 30 days.
Condition on the way back in
Mark gear worn or damaged when it comes back. Needs replacing on the dashboard adds up what's worn out.
Still out, with names
After the season, Still out lists who hasn't returned what and what it costs to replace. Email reminders in two taps.
Free through Feb 28, 2027. Then $79 per team per season, or $499 a year for every team in your school. See pricing
Questions baseball coaches ask
Can I track catcher's gear as one set?
Yes. Add catcher's gear as one item type, or split it into helmet, chest protector and leg guards if you want to track each piece. You choose how detailed to be.
Can GearCorral track batting helmet recertification?
Yes. Each helmet can carry a recertification due date, plus make, model and purchase year. The dashboard flags the ones due in the next 30 days and any that are overdue.