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when mizuno made the vintage gloves where they like the top of the line glove then like the classic pro line is now just wondering ?

yea they do

My girlfriend and I were shopping for baseball gloves (regular baseball infielder/outfielder) because we though it would be fun to play catch sometime. She has never worn a glove a before and felt like the glove should extend past the heel of her hand and basically cover her wrist. From what I remember, this is not the case. Any help in finding the right fit?

A baseball glove that fits good is very importnant. There are adjusting glove with a tether strap that lets you tighten to fit better. A glove should not cover your wrist though. When you do find a glove, keep a baseball or softball in it when you are not using it. It will help break in the glove and make it easier to catch a ball. A glove that is broken in has more flexibility. You don’t have to spend alot of money to get a glove to fit your needs. After all, you arejust having a catch with your friend. I would head to the local sporting goods store and take a associate and ask which would be the best fit. A decent glove would probably run about $40-$50 bucks
Have fun playing catch!!!

i want to pick what color i want on everything and make the glove for an infielder

customglove.com
rawlings.com

–baseballexp.com is prbably your best bet.
get them to send you a catolog.

The Akadema® AXX-21 Reptilian® Claw Series 11.75-in outfield baseball glove brings you a unique design with 3 wider finger stalls as well as a Doubleflexed Hinge for easier collapse points in the pocket. These innovative features allow for more comfort, easier closing and increased pocket size. This glove is constructed of U.S. steerhide with rawhide lacing and a Flytrap web design.

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I have a pair of older Cutters WR gloves that i wont use anymore. Do you think they would work for baseball or no? Thanks

Yes you can, but they won’t last very long. I knew guys who used Newman "tackified" gloves because they liked the sticky feel. WR gloves are made more for "feel" than protection, however, so they won’t protect you from blisters as well as real batting gloves and they probably won’t last more than a couple hundred swings.

I saw these saf baseball gloves and I’m not sure if they’re any good. If anybody has one, I would love feedback.

ive had one not a bad glove at all real nice feel and very durable i still prefer rawlings but if u wanna get a saf go for it not bad at all

A perfect addition to any sports collection, this mitt is crafted as exact reproductions of the gloves worn by Bob Feller. The mitt features soft playable leather, as well as all the stitching and details found in the original design.

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if i use my baseball gloves for lifting weight would it mess them up

By "baseball gloves" I am assuming you mean batting gloves? I think it would be fine, seeing how both a baseball bat and a bar on a weight are shaped similarly. You might want to talk to your coach, though. He/she would probably know best [:

nothing really is different except the new a2k’s have the darker line where the index finger goes and theyre a little darker. but then other than that they are the same

A baseball 1st-baseman’s mitt has a HUGE pocket. Won’t any of the three sports’ gloves work well for any of these sports’ balls?

The balls are different sizes which is why the gloves have different size pockets.
The first baseman mitt is built to scoop balls out of the dirt, it is not like other fielders gloves.
You can use almost any glove in any position.
If you use a hardball glove in softball the ball may not stay in the pocket when fielding a hard hit shot.
The t ball is about the same as a hard ball so they could be inter changeable, but don’t use the soft ball glove for hard ball or the hard ball glove for soft ball.