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DirtBag Gear Spray – Built for Baseball

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Built for Ballplayers

• Designed specifically for baseball gear — not generic fabric spray
• Neutralizes odors fast from bags, cleats, and locker funk
• No strong perfumes — just a clean, fresh dugout scent
• Trusted by ballplayers. Used everywhere baseball gear goes.

Spray. Air Out. Win.

1️⃣ Shake & Wake
Odor-crushing ingredients activated.

2️⃣ Spray Down the Gear
Hit cleats, bags, and locker funk — no mercy.

3️⃣ Air It Out
No residue. Just a clean, dugout-fresh scent.

4️⃣ Re-Up Regularly
After every game, practice, or weekend grind.

What We’ve Heard

Real players, coaches, and parents on how DirtBag’s changing the game.

“My son’s gear bag doesn’t hit you with that nasty smell anymore after tournaments. We actually noticed a difference.”

— Jen M., Baseball Mom

“A lot of our guys keep a bottle in their bag now. They spray down after games and it’s made a big difference.”

— Coach Ryan, 13U

“I started using it after practice and now my truck doesn’t smell like a locker room. Smells better than anything I’ve tried before.”

— Dylan T., Varsity Player

Why It Works

✔️ Designed specifically for baseball gear

✔️ Fast-drying and residue-free

✔️ No overpowering cologne smell

✔️ Works on cleats, bags, and locker gear

✔️ Built for tournament weekends, not just laundry day

✔️ Saves your car, your gear, and your sanity

How It All Started

We built DirtBag Gear Spray™ because nothing out there was made for baseball.
Not for cleats left in the trunk, gear bags soaked in sweat, or hotel rooms after four games in two days.

Most sprays smelled like cologne or chemicals — and none of them were built for this.

So we made our own.

Something for dugouts, backseats, locker rooms, and late-night practices.
Something that dries fast, smells clean, and doesn’t try too hard.

Built by Diamond Dapper™, DirtBag Gear Spray™ isn’t just another product.
It’s one the baseball community can finally call their own.