Masyn Winn: What Glove, Bat & Batting Gloves Does He Use?


Masyn Winn'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.

Masyn Winn currently uses a Rawlings Gameday 57 Series Masyn Winn Heart of the Hide glove, a Louisville Slugger bat, and Nike batting gloves. His 2026 setup also includes Nike Diamond elbow and leg guards, Nike cleats, and 100% sunglasses.

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Masyn Winn’s Glove: Rawlings Gameday 57 Series Masyn Winn Heart of the Hide (PRO934-MW0)

Winn uses the Rawlings Gameday 57 Series Masyn Winn Heart of the Hide, product code PRO934-MW0.

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Masyn Winn’s Sunglasses: 100%

Winn wears 100% sunglasses.

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Masyn Winn’s Cleats: Nike

Winn wears Nike baseball cleats.

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Masyn Winn’s Elbow Guard: Nike Diamond

Winn wears a Nike Diamond elbow guard. Nike lists the retail guard with a hard, lightweight shell, a low-profile design, sweat-wicking technology, and an adjustable strap.

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Masyn Winn’s Bat: Louisville Slugger

Winn uses a Louisville Slugger bat.

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Masyn Winn’s Leg Guard: Nike Diamond

Winn wears a Nike Diamond leg guard. Nike describes the retail guard as a durable, lightweight design with a tough shell, removable toe cover, sweat-wicking technology, and an adjustable strap.

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Masyn Winn’s Batting Gloves: Nike

Winn wears Nike batting gloves.

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Masyn Winn’s Sliding Mitt: Absolutely Ridiculous

Winn uses an Absolutely Ridiculous sliding mitt.

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