3N2 Reaction Pro Low Umpire Plate Shoes

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Description

These 3n2 Low-Cut Umpire Plate Shoes are a good entry level plate shoe at a value price for umpires just starting out and those with experience who prefer all-black and/or all-leather upper construction.

features

  • Impact-absorbing, rugged thermo-molded toe and carbon fiber plate
  • 100% genuine leather construction
  • Lightweight - Up to 15.7 ounces per shoe
  • Trademark midsole, specifically designed to reduce the knee and joint stress 
  • Black on black color scheme 
  • Low-cut design
  • Designed to minimize dirt build-up for easy cleaning

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Official Review: 3n2 Reaction Umpire Plate Shoes

Ty takes you behind the plate and shows off 3n2's entry-level umpire plate shoes for baseball and softball umpires.

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October 5, 2024   Verified Purchase
I am very happy with this purchase. They fit me well, no tightness. I do not notice the weight. Comfortable. Even felt light after a 4 game spree. I highly recommend.
September 26, 2024   Verified Purchase
Had one pair of these for two years and are still in great shape. Easy to clean up, polish, and shine. Light weight and durable. No reason for me to try another shoe.
June 24, 2024   Verified Purchase
Got these about a 2 years and 3 months ago. They have been good. Had a couple of shoelaces break a couple of times but for the most part no issues. This summer I've been on a lot of turf plates compared to past. This weekend, when covering 3B, the catcher told me my shoe came off but looked down and the heel part had melted off. Granted super hot the past couple of weekends and both heels came off this weekend. Overall happy with the shoe, debating whether I want to get the same one again or just try and super glue these back since I like the comfort of them so much.

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Questions About This Product

Q: In need of new plate shoes. Living in Arizona, I probably work 100 plate games a year. I'd like to get at least three or four years out of them if not more. Will they hold up that long?
– Tom Ryan
A: 

How a plate shoe holds up, of course, is dependent upon use and care. 100 games a year is substantial! Taking care of your shoes by cleaning them off after every game and storing them properly (not in a hot car or truck) will certainly extend the life of all of your equipment. Know that we recommend replacing your plate shoes every two years to maintain maximum comfort and stability for your stance.

– Holly Montgomery
Customer Service Specialist

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WARNING: Participants in any sports activity assume risk of injury. This equipment may be used to help aid in preventing or reducing the extent of injury. No equipment can guarantee umpire or player safety from injury during participation, and use of this equipment carries no such guarantee. Do not use any umpire equipment that is damaged in any way.