EastonPRO Catcher's Mask Throat Guard | Universal Fit | Multiple Colors

In little league this has to be on all catcher masks by rule. Good price,Easy to attach to mask, long lasting.

Good throat guardStrings may sometimes come undoneI strung it with zip ties and it was better

I wish they'd of had the nylon straps to attach to the face guard instead of the thick shoe strings that are FAR too long and leave you wondering how to attach it to the mask w/out having strings dangling all over. I ended up looping the laces through the mask and throat guard twice each and then tying a square knot in the string. There's still some sloppy loose ends, but at least they aren't as long as the throat guard itself.I also think this should be included with the helmet. It's a youth catchers set. Anyone who is using it in the Little League organization will need to have the throat guard, and I'd imagine that would be the majority of people buying this particular size.

We got this as an add on to our son's first set of catcher's gear. It tied on easily and seems to work as expected. I did notice that the laces were very slick and didn't provide much grip. Easily rectified by using zip ties.

Exactly as advertised. Tie it via the strings to your catchers mask and now your throat is protected. Make sure you look down when blocking vice pulling your head to optimize protection.

I got this for my nephew to use playing baseball. He loves the color and the fit. I don't know much about baseball, but his coaches swear by this brand and it was the one they recommended for him. We also bought the matching mask.

Shoe laces style cords are used to attach this guard to an Easton Speed Elite Traditional Catcher's Facemask. But, they keep coming loose and have to be re-tied often after a period of use. We will be using zip ties to make the connection shortly. Post season review - after one season of travel baseball we have learned that this product needs a better system for attaching it to the face mask. The shoe strings, as some other reviewers have also commented, will keep coming loose and need to be retied often at inopportune moments in a game. Zip ties or Velcro would work better. The guard itself held up well to the use and abuse that it took through 40+ games and innumerable practices.

It works well and it is easy to adjust.