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Julio Rodríguez: What Glove, Cleats & Bat Does He Use?


Julio Rodríguez's Complete Gear List

Baseball Gear Magazine researches each player's setup from the featured Instagram image. This list includes only the gear visible in it.

Julio Rodríguez uses a Wilson A2000 JR44 glove, Adidas Adizero Impact cleats, a Victus JRODShow Custom Pro Reserve bat, and Adidas Adizero Z6.0 Candy batting gloves. His featured gear list also includes EvoShield guards, an Adidas arm sleeve, and a Nokona ShowBelt.

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Julio Rodríguez’s Glove: Wilson A2000 JR44

Julio Rodríguez uses a Wilson A2000 JR44 glove.

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Julio Rodríguez’s Cleats: Adidas Adizero Impact

Julio Rodríguez wears Adidas Adizero Impact cleats.

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Julio Rodríguez’s Bat: Victus JRODShow Custom Pro Reserve

Julio Rodríguez swings a Victus JRODShow Custom Pro Reserve bat. Victus lists the retail JRODSHOW Custom Pro Reserve with a flared knob, a medium handle, and a large barrel; it is part of the brand’s Pro Reserve line with a ProPACT finish.

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Julio Rodríguez’s Batting Gloves: Adidas Adizero Z6.0 Candy

Julio Rodríguez uses Adidas Adizero Z6.0 Candy batting gloves.

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Julio Rodríguez’s Elbow Guard: EvoShield

Julio Rodríguez uses an EvoShield elbow guard.

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Julio Rodríguez’s Leg Guard: EvoShield

Julio Rodríguez uses an EvoShield leg guard.

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Julio Rodríguez’s Arm Sleeve: Adidas

Julio Rodríguez wears an Adidas arm sleeve.

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Julio Rodríguez’s Belt: Nokona ShowBelt

Julio Rodríguez wears a Nokona ShowBelt.

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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.