Choosing a Glove

 

Picking out the Right Glove in your Budget

Step1

Select quality materials such as walnut leather. True, walnut leather is much harder to break in, but the result of your hard work will be timeless.

Step2

Stay away from preconditioned gloves. While they meld into shape much quicker, these gloves will not last as long.

Step3

Look forward to a lengthy relationship with your glove. You will need to spend lots of time wearing your glove for it to break in properly.

Step4

Rub leather oil on your glove, then place a baseball in the web of the glove. Wrap a strong elastic band around the outside to form a cradle around the ball.

Step5

Avoid floppy gloves. Floppy gloves are difficult to shape and the proper shape is the key to a comfortable fit.

 

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