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Home›How To›3 Ways to Break in a New Baseball Glove

3 Ways to Break in a New Baseball Glove

By Matthew Lynch
October 9, 2023
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Introduction:

A new baseball glove can feel stiff and uncomfortable, which might hinder your performance on the field. It’s crucial to break in your new glove before the big game to ensure a snug fit and easy handling. In this article, we’ll discuss three different methods to help you achieve a perfectly broken-in baseball glove.

1. The Traditional Method: Use a Ball and Force

The most basic, yet effective method for breaking in a baseball glove involves using a ball and force.

a. Place a baseball inside the pocket of your glove.

b. Fold the glove around the ball, holding it firmly in place with the assistance of belts or rubber bands.

c. Leave the glove wrapped for at least two days, checking periodically to ensure proper positioning.

d. After two days, remove the ball and play catch with your newly broken-in glove for further molding.

2. Apply Glove Conditioner

Using a specially designed leather conditioner can help soften your baseball glove and make it more pliable.

a. Purchase a high-quality glove conditioner from a sports store or online.

b. Apply a small amount of conditioner to a clean cloth.

c. Rub the conditioner into the leather of your glove, ensuring even coverage throughout.

d. Allow the conditioner to soak into the leather for 24 hours before using your glove to play catch.

e. Repeat this process as needed over time until you achieve desired flexibility.

3. Steam Treatment

Many sports stores offer steam treatments, which can efficiently break in your baseball glove by using moist heat.

a. Locate a sporting goods store that offers steam treatment services.

b. Confirm their steaming process is suitable for your glove’s material beforehand.

c. Bring your glove to the store, placing it in their specialized steaming chamber for the specified time (usually between 10-15 minutes).

d. Once steamed, wear the glove and gently flex your hand to help mold it to your desired fit.

e. Repeat the process as needed until you achieve the perfect break-in level.

Conclusion:

A well-broken-in baseball glove is crucial for optimal performance on the field. Utilize one or more of these methods to achieve the perfect fit and feel for your new baseball glove. Remember to be patient, as a properly broken-in glove takes some time and effort. Soon enough, your glove will feel like a natural extension of your hand, allowing you to perform at your best on game day.

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