Wilson MLB Umpire Mask Replacement Pads - Tan
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Crew How-To: Replacing Your Umpire Mask Pads
Did you know you should replace your mask pads every 1 to 2 seasons? Ty Unthank shares why and shows you the best practice.
Official Reviews
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Robert C. Metairie, LA |
Always requested this as replacement. Has solid fit and feel extremely safe from head injury.
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Joseph B. Redwood City, CA |
Excellent quality. I’ve used the Wilson pads for over 30 years and have found they are the most comfortable, durable and offer reliable protection game and game, year after year.
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Dan R. Madisonville, KY |
Love these replacement umpire mask pads. Easily replaced the old ones and I love the way they look.
Questions About This Product
| Q: | Will any of the Wilson pads fit on an All-Star System 7? – Greyson Stampley |
| A: | Due to the center I-Bar at the chin section of the All-Star System 7, Wilson pads will not fit. The center lower strap of the All-Star umpire replacement mask pads are split down the middle to accommodate this I-Bar. – Cortney AndersonCustomer Service Specialist |
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Umpires call it - Replace umpire mask pads every season (or every other season) for a variety of reasons. 16 Umpires say replacement helps prevent injuries, adds to your professionalism, aids in your comfort level and more.
Contusions and Concussions - An Umpire's Most Common Injuries
Mark Stubblefield takes a look at an umpire's most common injuries and what to do if you do get hit.
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WARNING: Participants in any sports activity assume risk of injury. This equipment may be used to help aid in preventing or reducing the extent of injury. No equipment can guarantee umpire or player safety from injury during participation, and use of this equipment carries no such guarantee. Do not use any umpire equipment that is damaged in any way.
