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Fielder's Gloves
How to Break in a New Glove
How to Break in a New Glove 1. Soften the Glove Hot water (150°-170° Fahrenheit) over areas of a new glove that you want to make softer. Hot or warm water helps soften the leather and allows you to stretch it easier. Using a small amount of glove oil on a sponge or a rag (never apply glove oil directly...
Your Ultimate Softball Starter Kit
As softball continues to grow in popularity, new players of all ages are looking to pick up the sport. With all the softball gear on the market today, it can be hard to choose gear that feels right and won’t break the bank. Using reviews and advice from forums and social media posts, we created a list of some of...
Back to School Glove Guide
Your Back-to-School Softball Glove Guide Back to school means back to practice, and for a lot of players that means it's time for a new glove. Unlike a bat, there's no single formula for glove sizing. It comes down to position more than anything else, and getting it right makes a real difference in how a player fields. Here's how...
