- Are these pants good for actual baseball warm-ups?
- Yes. The loose cut and waterproof shell suit pre-game warm-ups and damp fields. They are heavier and less breathable than lightweight track pants, so they are less ideal for hard conditioning work.
- How does the loose fit compare with tapered warm-up pants?
- They sit roomier through the leg and hip than tapered team pants, so they layer over shorts or tights without binding. Slimmer builds may want to size down.
- Are they fully waterproof?
- The fabric is described as waterproof, so it sheds rain and damp. Seams and zips are the usual weak points on warm-up pants, so treat them as weather-resistant rather than a rain shell.
- What sizes are offered?
- The line spans XS through XXL, including XL and XXL. Check the size chart against your waist and inseam, since the loose cut adds volume.
- Are these the same pants the players wear?
- They are from the Ohtani signature line, styled like player warm-up gear. They are retail versions, not team-issued on-field apparel.
- What is in the box?
- One pair of pants. No belt, base layer or other accessories are included.
- Where is the New Balance Shohei Ohtani Signature Performance Warm Up Pants cheapest?
- At New Balance, for $79.99, as of our latest check.