A guide to Bobby Witt Jr.'s baseball gear, including his glove, cleats, bat, and batting gloves.

Bobby Witt Jr.: What Glove & Cleats Does He Use?


Bobby Witt Jr.'s Complete Gear List

Here is a complete breakdown of the baseball equipment and brands Bobby Witt Jr. trusts on the field.

Bobby Witt Jr. currently uses a Wilson A2000 BWJ7 glove, and Under Armour Yard Icon cleats. His approved gear list also includes a Victus bat and Under Armour batting gloves, giving the Royals infielder a streamlined setup built around familiar brands.

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Bobby Witt Jr.’s Bat: Victus

Witt swings a Victus bat. The exact model is not listed in the approved gear record, so this guide identifies the bat at the brand level rather than assigning an unverified turn model. That keeps the focus on the confirmed Victus connection.

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Bobby Witt Jr.’s Batting Gloves: Under Armour

Witt pairs his bat with Under Armour batting gloves. The model remains unconfirmed, but batting gloves are an important part of a hitter’s connection to the handle, especially for a player whose game combines hard contact with aggressive baserunning.

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Bobby Witt Jr.’s Glove: Wilson A2000 BWJ7

Witt’s confirmed fielding glove is the Wilson A2000 BWJ7. A player-specific A2000 pattern is a natural match for an everyday shortstop who needs a dependable pocket for quick transfers, backhand plays, and throws from different arm angles.

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Bobby Witt Jr.’s Cleats: Under Armour Yard Icon

Witt wears Under Armour Yard Icon cleats. For a shortstop with game-changing speed, traction matters on first-step reactions in the field as well as acceleration out of the batter’s box and around the bases.

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Bobby Witt Jr.’s Expert Insights

Witt’s equipment combines a signature Wilson infield glove with an Under Armour footwear-and-grip pairing. The exact bat and batting-glove models are intentionally left unspecified, while the confirmed BWJ7 and Yard Icon give players two clear reference points from his setup.

Note: This list is based on my own research. Players frequently change or test new gear throughout the season. Some items may not be available for general sale; if so, I provide links to similar products. Some links are affiliate links — as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

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TK from Baseball Gear Magazine

10+ year baseball player. I started this site because I wanted to gear up like my favorite MLB players — but couldn't find anywhere that had it all in one place. So I built it myself.