Leather laces are still used in the base of the web and glove and across the top of the index, middle and ring fingers. The combination of Hyperfuse and engineered leather makes the glove game ...

The premium gloves range in color as much as price — anywhere from $159 to $329, depending on the customization. Though they make more traditional gloves, many have multicolored leather, trim ...

There’s also a stock of leather lacing made by the same company that makes the lacing for Rawlings. And there’s a laundry basket of old gloves that Jim Lonetti buys at thrift stores, typically ...

In 2018, Petroff was coaching a youth team for his 10-year-old son, Jack. A lace broke in his glove. This was an easy fix, Petroff assured him: They could stop by the sporting goods store and make ...

"This is going to be new finger laces, new web laces, cleaned, conditioned, and shaped," she said. And all for $55 after a one month wait. As with every other glove there, touch the leather and ...

Several years ago, McGuire found a glove left at a field. It needed some work, so he brought it home put in new laces and conditioned the leather to bring it back to life. Post by 515358808629308 .

That glove, called the Bill Doak, began an evolutionary process that today culminates in the Rawlings Primo, the most expensive baseball glove ever made. It costs $400.

The inside leather and laces of the gloves are replaced for reuse, so that they can be sold or donated. About 200 revived gloves from various top brands, such as Mizuno, Zett and Wilson, are ...

He scrutinized the laces before ambling out of the Mets clubhouse and into a hallway, where he picked up his bat and used it to pound the glove’s pocket 11 times. He shook his head.

For many of the Los Angeles Dodgers growing up, it was a gift. Getting that first baseball glove as a kid was a rite of passage — forging an identity carried with them from dirt streets in t… ...