As an outfielder? Pitcher? Infielder?
I am just trying to get a handle on which brands to look for (or which to avoid).
Thanks.
Baseball Gloves: If money is no object, what is the aboslute best baseball glove to buy?
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Listen to the other people about the gloves. i personally only use rawlings and easton. but dont spend $50 on a glove if your a kid or buying it for a kid. spend $20 because they will grow out of it. if your 20 or something spend as much as you need
i would say nike for pitcher
any brand is fine for utility infielder as long as it is made of leather(excludes catcher and 1B)
for a pitcher, it just depends on what feels right for you-good brands are mizuno,nike,wilson,rawlings
pitcher check out rawlings infielder check out rwalings and outfielder hmmmm rawlings but dont buy a huge glove ive always had huge hands and the smallest glove for infield dont get anything loger than 13.5 inches and outfield nothing more than 15
I always like the Rawlings Gold Glove series (not sure they even make them anymore). I also think the Nokona gloves look great and would love to own one.
Nokona outfield gloves are always deformed. Recomendation is Rawlings #1 299 most pros agree. Probably a propreferred with Kip leather because its lightweight. Akadema precision #2 only 199 also kip. Check out customglove.com they have custom SSK glove #3 very nice only 299 and highly recomended from japan.