How to Shape an Infield Glove
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I always liked to curl in. Didn't understand the curled out until later in life. I did ok with my style... but now I like to have that flared look
I was the same way - really enjoy the flared out now as well.
Looks good
Thank you for watching!
Im wondering how do you make that square shape at the two hinges
Keep laces tight and make glove the shape you desire to hold the wanted shape.
For infield, where do you break in most at heel? Below thumb side or on pinky side ? Thanks!
Both! very important to have good break in points on both ends.
What would you say is the best 44 glove pattern for 2nd and SS
I’m thinking JP11 but idk
Great question - I would suggest either an I-web or H-web - but if you like another pattern and the glove is the correct size for the infield get what pattern you like the best.
great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Should I shape it the same way with a 2 piece closer web
Love the vid by the way
Thank you for watching and the compliment! You can shape your glove that way absolutely! Find the shape that you think fits your play style the best.
Nice video, very helpful
Glad it was helpful!
How do you flare your thumb
Just by bending thumb to the angle you want repeatedly.
Great vid man I don’t own that glove got a Rawlings but any tips on making it close thumb to pinky
Great question - close your glove consistently to the thumb and pinky and the leather will naturally follow that closure over time. Also try putting two fingers in the pinkly stall of the glove.
Nice pfp
It seems there is an imposter among us
what i do is i just put two in the pinky and pointer finger out
Great idea!
how u get your leather soft like that
Use conditioner on our gloves and work with the leather to soften it over time.
so i just got a heart of the hide and want a flare and still need to break it in, can you help
Can absolutely help - send us a message on social media or email: onesixballgloves@gmail.com
@@one6ballgloves391 thanks for the help!!! But I figured it out
@@tybuchanan2810 how
Should I use vaseline as like a glove conditioner? It's a brand new a2000 and I'm trying shape and break it in
Great question - I would shy away from Vasoline as a glove conditioner. We do have our own all natural glove conditioner available on our website. www.one6ballgloves.com. Check it out - let us know if you have any questions.
You don’t need to use glove conditioner to break in a glove cause they are already conditioned coming out of the factory
You're right, you don't need to but it is encouraged.
What does flaring your glove do
flaring your fingers creates better surface area to field a ball with - thanks for the question!
@@one6ballgloves391 thanks
The flared thumb that everyone does now is terrible. Not sure why everyone thinks it's so great
Everyone like's their own glove their own way.
Do you break in the glove first or shape it first
Both can be done at the same time!
It’s seems there is an imposter among us
Thanks for watching!
I had the same pfp
I've been playing baseball since 1978 at age 10, and yes there is a right way... Playing baseball infield or outfield you should never have a curl to your glove it should be flat than curled... Curled gloves are more for softball.
Thanks for the comment. Everyone has the ability to form the glove the way they like and helps them play with confidence.
Most useless video if you know what a baseball glove is
I appreciate you watching the video and the honest feedback. Stay well!