Best baseball Bases

Durable & Rugged

Throw-down bases with a little bit more body than the average competitor.

Portable bases with heavy-duty waffle construction on the bottom and weather-resistant rubber on the top. Lightweight convenience and a rugged build for makeshift practice fields and youth-league competition. Buyers laud their ability to grip on wet surfaces.

Baseball & Softball 5 Piece Set

No pitcher's mound may require extra pad/creative alternative. Not as easy to store as others.

Best Bang for the Buck

GoSports

Simple Yet Solid

Sturdy, lightweight, throw-down bases for on-the-fly games and practices alike.

Works with baseball, softball, kickball, and everything in the 3-base wheelhouse. Sturdy rubber material that grips to dirt and grass with impressive strength. Foldable design eliminates the fear of warping in bags, lockers, or large backpacks.

Orange Throw Down Bases (5 Piece)

Light weight not ideal for competitive leagues and older players. Some complaints that folds don't keep their shape without a rubber band or clip.

BSN

Easiest to Use

Highly portable, easy-to-place, schoolyard-style rubber bases for making any patch of land a baseball diamond in seconds.

Includes home plate, all 3 bases, and a convenient pitcher's mound for easy setup without complications. Flexible and washable rubber for long shelf life, despite the thin design. Best for creating temporary field setups and makeshift games for kids and friends at home.

Throw Down Baseball Bases with Custom Carrying Bag

Sunlight bleaches bases when left out with the elements. Some curling out of the box (can be fixed by placing under a flat, weighted surface.)

Bag of Bases

Portable Convenience

Just what the name implies: 3 bases and a home plate in a convenient carrying case.

Convenient carrying case with easy-access shoulder strap and handles for easy transportation at the game and on the road. Lightweight build that kids and adults can carry around without added stress before or after games. Drop and play within minutes of arriving at your field of choice.

No pitcher's mound. Thin bases not ideal for competitive games.

Lightweight but heavy-duty bases that kids can set up with or without adults around.

Built to handle sliding, stepping, mud, water, and light winds without the need for spikes or adhesives. Tougher build withstands competitive games in casual leagues without the fear of breaking and slippage. Has each base and pitcher's mound for pickup baseball games and youth practice.