$30 vs $300 Baseball Glove (Does it Really Matter??)
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It took me breaking 5 $30-50 gloves in the first 2 years of high school to convince my parents that I needed an actual glove. I was a first baseman with a shortstop throwing 88-93 across the diamond and they thought I “broke them on purpose”. Got 2 $230 heart of the hide gloves (one 1B and one IF) and I am still using them in men’s league 8 years later with just the occasional re-lace. Worth the money easily.
Do ever go throw it in their faces and tell them you want a divorce? It's never too late.
Shut up dude
This kid grew up to be Kris Bryant, he’s still using the glove to this day.
Took me 8
and got a 280$ glove I’m 11
My father bought me a Wilson A2000 glove in 1980. Now my son, who is 11 years old, uses that same glove. Yes the inside of the glove has worn out some over the years, but it’s still structurally sound. If you take good care of these gloves, they can last a very long time. I believe that it was around $100 back in 1980. Well worth the price in my opinion.
Maybe you should buy a 300+ glove for your kid as your father did.
@@bjo3jo3 what’s the point in doing that? He just said that glove from 1980 works perfectly fine
Bro I have the excact same glove it’s pretty good you can catch like 50-75 mph balls coming at you it’s pretty good
@@bjo3jo3 Actually, I did. Got him the A2K 11&3/4’s glove. Took a while to work it in, but now it’s good to go. And, he loves it.
@@Joe-gt5lw Thank you brother. There’s always a few people out there that have to weigh in with their smart ass comments.
Bought a $300+ dollar glove when i was younger than you back in the 90’s. Used it heavily for at least 15 years and then less frequently as life got in the way of playing. Coach at my kid’s school now and “lost” it a year ago. It was shockingly emotional to the point I had tears in my eyes. It’s crazy the things you think of and the memories you have attached to an object. Looked and looked then finally broke down after a couple weeks and ordered a similar glove which was over $400 now and then promptly found the original, in a box IN MY TRUCK! Lol
Did you return the 400 dollar glove?
Arjun Khashu it was customized so no-go on that
@@johnsantillo5904 Rip
@@johnsantillo5904 do you still use that 400 dollar glove now (since it’s a year later)
@Corey Gonzo you want to be woke so bad stfu. It obviously wasn’t no regular “material object” it held memories and was apart of something he loves/loved.
"you'd get like 2-3 years out of it"
The glove:
3 throws, take it or leave it
My mom, “ well stretch it
@@vika6378 how in God's green globe do even stretch a baseball glove
I ment that she will find a way to make it last longer
@@vika6378 turn it into a flower pot
It'll last a lot longer
The best pops are from catcher gloves
Everybody knows that
Second best are first base mitts
When aldris Chapman pitches you his heater
@BROCK LEMAN not really our teams warms up slow and mine still pops hard
Fax
Can we get a 10 hr compilation of that A2000 pop for when I go to bed
Ikr
I want a 10 hr of that dahaha at 3:25
Same
Ikr
Yea give it up
I've heard harder to break in gloves also deteriorate slower and last much longer because higher quality material is usually a little tougher to loosen up.
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The $30 glove would probably be OK with a re-lace job or at least re-lace the pocket.
I'm looking hard at getting a custom catchers mitt from 44 gloves for around $200 + give or take depending on how you'd like to embellish it and later a fielders glove, they have many styles and pocket designs to choose from not to mention all of the colors that you pick yourself like main color, web color, stitching, lacing etc.
I have learned from this video to never let the Lapp bros loose in a target...
4:08 is why I subscribed lol
I can relate to the tasting the glove. Nothing better than the taste of pure leather strings! 😄
At first I didn't take this video seriously as I thought we wouldn't see any decent comparison, just some amateurs goofing around. But it was very entertaining and actually did demonstrate the differences more than I expected. Kudos
oh yeah, and the smell of a baseball 😋
The smell of the leather glove combined with the smell of freshly cut grass slightly damp from when the sprinkers that watered the infield last night. The sound of your cleats as you take your first practice swings when you dig in on opening day. This nothing better than the sounds, smells and sights of opening day, the sound of a ball hitting the sweet part of your bat when you know for sure it is leaving the park, the smell of those hot dogs that you can only get at a ballpark and the sights of the stands on opening day. Baseball the greatest sport ever, the only sport that celebrates the beginning of it's season, OPENING DAY
3:37 Omgsh yes! We love chewing the laces!😂
Just got a new glove and chewed it for at least an hour
Matthew Mickelson whenever the batters keep striking out I always chew my glove
I do it every practice and every game
I love the salty taste
In 98. I started working for the BNSF. I was asked to play on the rail baseball team. I only played hockey my whole life. Baseball was just something I did in the summer with my cousins. I went to MC Sports in Chicago and bought a 40 buck Rawlings.
Still have the glove and play catch with it often. Odd how someone can get attached to a thing. But I love that glove lol
There has to be at least one person like me who barely knows anything about baseball but still watches this kind of videos because he’s the one making them
I know a little about the sport but I don’t know much so I’m kinda like you
Minneapolis has planes fly over it every 1 minute. I'm used to it by now
Ever get 5 planes and a car alarm in a row?
I think its not about being bothered by it.. but they are recording a vid. So it will interfere with sound recording.
Just my 2 cents
I used to have that $30 glove it was the best thinking glove I’ve ever had it was amazing it sit with me about two years and when it finally broke my parents made a lamp out of it
This is what I wait for every Saturday the best TH-camr
I got a Wilson A2000 not too long ago. Absolutely love the glove. Very durable. I do recommend
Just because you said “please don’t skip this” I didn’t bc you said please
This dude is hallarious in all of his vids.he deserves a lot mor subs than he has
As a kid in the 70's I played using a cheap Spalding glove from the department store, didn't know any better and couldn't afford it if I did. I outgrew the first glove and searched all over to find one that felt right. Around that time I found a softball glove that the school my neighbor worked at was throwing away, (he brought a dozen or so gloves home and gave them to the kids on the block). I ended up with a bright red full grain leather glove that fit my hand well, I changed up the lacing a bit around the pocket and hand closure and starting using it. I used it for years, and still have it. I replaced it in high school with a pro glove an ex player gave me, (Also a neighbor at the time), I used that in Babe Ruth league in high school for a bit but ended up going back to the old softball glove. It just fit me better and I liked how it trapped the ball better. I haven't played anything more than catch or the occasion weekend game at a barbecue in 30 years, but still keep that old softball glove handy. It sits on a table in my home office. I never took to the new glove and didn't play as well with it. It fit me fine but it wasn't comfortable and the hinge crease didn't want to be where I wanted it to be. I think I later found out that the glove I liked best was a $12 model from some school sports supply house back then. I found out they were donated and the school didn't have a softball team so they sat around for a few years and got tossed. Somewhere I've got another one that never got played, one of these days I suppose it'll turn up again.
“Oh hey, didn’t see ya there”
7:53 he kicked the glove a mile
When the airplane was flying over the 1st time, an airplane flew over me at the same time
I have a 25 year old Easton glove that my parents definitely didn't pay $300 for and it's still good (I played with it for at least 5 years). I'm starting back in Masters (over 38s) here in Australia next week and will be using it.
I walk by this baseball field every day, saw them making the video, then saw this video, wondered why high schoolers were abusing a baseball glove.
I love how he did a taste test LOL😂😋
$100 Mizuno glove back in high school was the best glove I ever had. Better than any $250 glove I've ever had.
No lie Mizuno gloves were always quality, but I found Nokona and Wilson were better for me.
Soft leather
“I could beat my kids wit this”-Isaiah Lapp 2020
I use my dads glove from when he was twelve
just go to good will or value village, you can get an amazing glove that is ready broken in for around five or 2 dollars
We are in a pandemic and you are tasting globe leather 😂
glove
Get over it
Taste and pop always matter 😂 the most important qualities, honestly
Bro the chewing on the strings is my favorite thing to do when I am bored
He always starts the vid in a random ass spot 😂
no idea why im watching this, i play hockey
Same here lol
I thought I was the only person who tastes the strings
I’ve had too many 30$ gloves. My senior year of high school ball, I bought the yasiel puig A2000, best purchase I’ve ever made. After 4 years, glove still looks great and has broken in perfectly. Avoid crap gloves!!!
I'm in high school now and I use my dad's high school glove from 1980, a good glove will last forever
Got a question for you, what about the mid-grade ones? If you don't feel like reading this whole post: we just need one that won't fall apart, is $280 necessary?
I was at Dick's the other day and I saw some $80-130 range ones. We have a 70 year old mitt in the family that we may or may not be retiring soon (depends on the results of my re-lacing & sewing attempts soon).
We will spend more if we have to but we don't play in leagues anymore This is more for playing catch with grandkids, nieces & nephews.
Do YoU kNoW hOw To CaTcH is what i’m thinking while they’re testing the pop
The pop test for the $300 glove give me ASMR tingles
Whoever disliked does not play baseball
This channnel invented the word underated
I mean, who is the 386 people that dislike the video. This is the best channel ever!!!
Bro I died when he tasted the gloves.😭😂😂
7:15
Wood bat hitting a ball: am I a joke to you
The $30 glove looks smaller too, just be happy you didn't accidentally buy a lefty glove!
For people who don’t have 300 on a good glove, 44 pro gloves range from 149-190 depending on the model and what you add but they’re completely customizable!
Thx man!
Yoo I have a $50 dollar glove and it’s goated I’ve been using it for 5 years
What glove is it?
The best pops come from basket weaved gloves. They sound like when you slap your friend in a gym.
If you’re really good you can kinda use anything as long as it doesn’t break haha
That being said, $30 glove was junk
Yep
So I’m not the only one that chews my laces on my glove😂😂
I love how the $30 glove is trying so hard to look like an A2000😂
To be fair it’s a Wilson a450
The $32 sign was for a Franklin and they grabbed a A450. It is still a $45 glove but not the point.
@@matthewschmiege yeah I got the same exact glove a month ago and it was 50 bucks. And last weekend I passed by target sporting good isle and well I'll be damned there was two rawlings gloves and they were 13 bucks. I bought them both and they feel incredible.
Back in 2005 my aunt bought me an Easton Black Magic glove for like 40 bucks. 2020 and it's still my only glove, but I didn't play ball every week either though.
The only reason I don’t chew on my laces is because my dog beat me to it
That pfp tho 😂
Just started playing slow pitch and found my dads old A2000. Probably a 20 year old glove and it’s still amazing. Love the A2000
I love your videos good luck on getting to 200k
The sounds of baseball are bat pinks, glove pops and airplanes flying overhead
Not tryin to brag, but my Rawlings glove tastes amazing. 10/10
Mine too 🤣
Mine is like Steak
May not want to buy a $30 glove but you can get a glove that will last a lifetime for $75 or so easily. $300 for a glove is crazy and definitely not needed. It’s basically just a flex for rich kids trying to look like pros.
My mans acting like a baseball glove is a 5 star meal
The glove doesn’t need to be good, the good is the player
Price-wise i think the $30 glove gives more value for your money. As you've said the $30 glove will last at least 2 years while the $300 glove, 10 years. So If you replace your $30 glove every 2 years, you'll spend half of what it cost the $300 glove by the time you replaced it. When the $300 glove is on it's last 2 years, it's probably at the same state as the new $30 glove but you have a new $30 glove. Who wants to play with a 10-year old $300 glove anyway? Besides, both catch balls well which is their the primary purpose. Who cares about pop or taste? Go for the $30 glove. In case you suck in baseball after 2 years playing, you are not stuck and in the dock with a $300 glove.
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3:27 I thought it was only me that chewed of my glove LOL
I play baseball but the best sound it the world is when you flush and the water goes into the hole and makes that gulp sound
The thing is about a expensive it’s really hard to break in and if you play first, Catcher or anywhere we’re you need 2 gloves there not cheep expesilly when you play year round and there so hard to break in
Isaiah can I get a shout out I’m a og been here since 5k no cap
Almost forgot why I clicked the video, great video, editing, creativity and got some laughs 🔥 🔥 🔥
My dude you’re freaking hilarious …love it 😂😂😂
7:19 I love that sound too. Like super duper
The taste matters so much when your bored in the outfield😂
i like vibe to globe pops all day
That time when you are eating your glove and you look down and you ate it all lol 😆
My dad has the 300$clove. He has had it for about 30 years
My wilson in 1954 was steer hyde for 18.00 my mother was very angry for me wasting my money. But im looking at it today and it still feeels great.
I guess I’m not the only one that chewed the strings😂😆
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if you need to restring your glove and want the strings to taste good a get on the glove easier put in salt water. As he said, the salter the better
didn't I see this exact same video from that other guy 300 vs 30 glove? mighty goat? you even posed in the thumbnail the exact same way: the 300 glove on the left and the 30 on the right. that's what I love about youtube, sheer originality. so impressive.
edit: my bad, his was $300 vs $20 glove. completely totally different.
why u so pressed. it’s just a video
really couldn't think of anything original? 300 glove vs 30 glove. 'hmm, its been done before but I think I'll make the exact same video'. thats the problem with TH-cam. everyone is ok with unoriginality and plagiarism. plus this dick head is not funny. didnt even crack a smile once
called the laces , strings. and at the beginning the 32.00 pricetag was a franklin mitt.
The way that he checks the netting every time that he scoops with the 30$ one
My glove just like that but green broke after 3 years and it was at tryouts for traveling baseball
I can tell you from the experience of 30yrs, gloves do make a difference but I honestly can make a 150-dollar glove work just as well as the 350 one.
You are the best and coolest youtuber in the world!!
That second glove pop had me like “😫”
Man you made me laugh a lot ... editing on point
Yep. Baseball is pretty awesome
i used to be a first basemen and the pop was descent. but that was when i was 7 years old. Now i'm a catcher and 11 years old on a travel ball team and the pop is amazing!!!
You going to Cooperstown this year?
6:20 the sound he makes when the ball hits him in the side has me dead
Subscribed for the plane humor and banter along with the simple sponsor clothing. Funny video quality made glove any day!
Cheap gloves are fine and a lot of the time better when the kids are young and don't have the strength to squeeze a high end glove. That and the velocity of a 7 or 8 year old isnt gonna break a lace. I recommend spending some money on a high end glove around 10 years old. I bought a few A2000's for my son to start working in over the next few years before hitting high school.
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I have really cheap Adidas catchers mit it is only 60 dollars but it looks and feels great but the sound is just on another level.
You should make a litteral song with the 300 dollar glove pops
If you buy a good cheap glove like the Rawlings renegade first baseman glove it is 30 ish dollars and is great
I bought a Wilson softball glove for my daughter at Kmart for $35. Bought it for her, her freshman year in high school. Used it all fours years. The only thing I did to it was condition it when I bought it. And she is hard on her sporting equipment. She is now a sophomore in college and still using it. The only position she didn’t play was pitcher and caught. And she played all seven innings every game.
Glad to see that 30 years later, players still chew on the laces like we did in the 70s and 80s. And you can tell the difference in glove quality just when you held them both up to the camera. Also, in the early 1980s, a relatively inexpensive glove ($30 in 1980s money, which was actually a little pricey) got you a really nice glove that lasted a long time. I had a Spalding glove that I bought for $30 in 1983 and I used it all the way until 1990 and it was still in good shape, though the leather where my hand rested in side the glove was worn out, the rest of the glove was still reasonably useable.
To be fair $30 in 1983 was about $90 in todays money.
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