[Canadian Tire] Baseball gloves on clearance at CT for $27.93
Regular price is $60-$80...
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Sweet, thanks!thedudemrt wrote: ↑http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/easto ... 03185.html
This is what I bought. It's a 13inch glove... Typically you go about 11-13 inches for infield or 12-14 for out... So it's a decent inbetweener. You probably know this already but if you throw right you catch left... So choose the normal glove not the righty glove...
Nov 6th, 2016 5:44 pm
Keep in mind that you will have to break in the glove. New gloves are stiff and rarely close the way you want it to. This could make for a frustrating experience for you. You can buy oil which will help, you can get a ball and wrap the glove with elastic, which can also help, but even then it will take time to get it the way you like. Time will depend on how often you use it.
Nov 6th, 2016 6:05 pm
Yeah, I remember Tulo's glove last seasonmcmoser wrote: ↑Keep in mind that you will have to break in the glove. New gloves are stiff and rarely close the way you want it to. This could make for a frustrating experience for you. You can buy oil which will help, you can get a ball and wrap the glove with elastic, which can also help, but even then it will take time to get it the way you like. Time will depend on how often you use it.
For seasoned players, they often have old looking gloves. This is because its broken in the way they like it. Once you have something that does what you like, you'll probably keep that glove for years and years. If you get a high quality glove, it may end up being the only glove you'll ever buy.
Have fun and enjoy the game!
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Unless you are talking about softball you are wrong, which I doubt you are as the question you replied to was for baseball.thedudemrt wrote: ↑http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/easto ... 03185.html
This is what I bought. It's a 13inch glove... Typically you go about 11-13 inches for infield or 12-14 for out... So it's a decent inbetweener. You probably know this already but if you throw right you catch left... So choose the normal glove not the righty glove...
Nov 7th, 2016 2:11 pm
13" is legal in MLB in 2016. Most leagues will rewrite their rules eventually.LeafsFan91 wrote: ↑
If you want to play competitive 13" turns to 12.75", but you'll know that hence why I didn't list it (ps you can probably get away with 13 inch in a competitive league as most umps won't notice).
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