Baseball Glove 10.5"/12.5" PU Leather Left Hand Mitt with Ball for Youth & Adult

Really good quality equipment for beginners. Materials are good enough.

Most gloves for sale on amazon look exactly the same and must come from the same factory. The glove was baseball glove looking with bits of tassel and leather or stuff tht looks like leather and stiching etc. It works as a catching glove for a dad to throw cricket balls to his son. My only issue is the sizing. I did some googling about what size I should be getting. I still think this glove is way too big for a 9/ 10 year old whatever the size stiched on the label. The ball is a lot softer than I remember baseballs being. My boy just uses it to catch. I think hitting the ball with an actual bat might prove fatal for the cball.

GREAT PRODUCT

Excellent value for money, fast delivery and great customer service. This is a top quality item and well worth purchasing. I bought this as Christmas present for my 14yr old, 6ft son who has hands like shovels and fits him like a glove. (No pun intended). I truly recommend you buy this product from a very satisfied and very happy customer. 😁

The glove is very tight and difficult to position left hand fully into the glove.

Just wanted a cheap ball and glove to play with my son. This was a cheap item but the quality is really good. Exactly what i was looking for. Glove size although kids was still a bit too large for a 6 year old. I'd guess it would be perfect for someone age 10 to 14

The glove is really comfortable and works great, but the balls stitching starts to tear after 10 hard swings of a bat. I'd for sure seccomend this if you're just going to throw the ball around, but buy sturdier balls from somewhere else and buy a lot!

I am about 6'(180cm) with long fingers and enormous palms. I couldn't figure out why the biggest adult gloves fit just as poorly as the smallest. A 14-inch "outfielder's mitt" fit the same as a 10-inch "infielder's mitt". Turns out that mass produced (read: not custom) adult sized mitts all fit pretty much the same, and the only difference is how the glove is made to work for different player positions. The size has little to do with how it will fit your hand, but much more how long the webbing is and how it is woven. This glove, like all of them, fit very tight on my hand and left the bottom of my palm sticking out... That is until I wore it for about an hour putting it through heck and stretching out the stitching. Once the stitching relaxed and the leather stretched, it fits my hand pretty good now. I recommend watching a movie (sandlot?) while wearing it, pushing it onto your hand with your other fist. So choose a mitt with a webbing that makes sense for what you're using it for. There's plenty of articles online to explain the differences. It will fit with effort.