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Ever stopped to ponder the unsung heroes of baseball and softball games? No, we're not talking about the star pitchers or the power hitters. We're shining a spotlight on something less glamorous but equally crucial: the bases. These humble markers aren't just about scoring runs; they're the unsung guardians of player safety.  In this piece, we're delving into the realm of field safety, revealing how the right bases can prevent common injuries and keep players in the game. Let's Talk Injuries: The Real Deal in Baseball and Softball From twisted ankles to torn ligaments, the diamond isn't all sunshine and...

As the crack of the bat echoes across the field and players dash towards the bases, the heart of baseball and softball beats in the rhythm of every play. Yet, amidst the exhilaration of the game, there lies an often-overlooked cornerstone of player safety and gameplay integrity: the bases.  These seemingly unassuming pieces of equipment serve as the foundation upon which the sport thrives, offering not just markers of progression but also ensuring a safe and durable playing surface. Join us as we explore the pivotal role of base maintenance in enhancing player safety, optimizing performance, and preserving the essence...

Soft Touch® Bases Launches New Pro-Style Stationary Base Made with the same highly durable cut-resistant material Soft Touch® is known for.  Pro-Style 15” bases are available for purchase direct from Soft Touch Bases, either as a single base or in sets of 3.

Playing baseball is a great full-body cardiovascular workout. Baseball strengthens the muscles of the heart, arms, and legs, and improves hand-eye coordination. Baseball athletes receive many physical and mental benefits while participating in the game.

When it comes to baseball, we all want to win, but player safety remains a top priority for teams as well. The design of our patented Soft Touch Progressive Release baseball base promotes both aggressive and safer play. It releases from its anchor with just the right amount of force, reducing the chance for player injuries.