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Baseball Gloves >> Youth Baseball Gloves

Youth Baseball Gloves


Get the right equipment for your kid starting with the right glove. We have a large selections of youth gloves that your kid will love and help them learn the game.

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Featured  Youth Baseball Gloves
Easton Black Magic BMX 1250B 12.5 Inch Glove
$34.99 - Regular Price
$29.99 - Sale!

Mizuno GXC110 31.50 Youth Catcher Mitt
$33.99

Easton BMX 300B 13 Youth 1B Mitt
$34.99 - Regular Price
$29.99 - Sale!

Mizuno GPL1151 11.5 Youth Glove
$34.99


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Diamond DCM-75 Youth Catchers Mitt
$49.99

Easton Black Magic BMX 1150B 11.5 Inch Glove
$34.99 - Regular Price
$29.99 - Sale!

Easton Black Magic BMX 1250B 12.5 Inch Glove
$34.99 - Regular Price
$29.99 - Sale!

Easton BMX 1100B 11 Youth Glove
$34.99 - Regular Price
$29.99 - Sale!

Easton BMX 300B 13 Youth 1B Mitt
$34.99 - Regular Price
$29.99 - Sale!

Easton STB10 11.5 Stealth Travel Ball Youth Glove
$58.99

Easton STB45 11.25 Stealth Travel Ball Youth Glove
$58.99

Louisville Slugger OSFB 12.25 Youth 1st Base Mitt
$59.99

Louisville Slugger TPX Select Series OS1150 11 1/2 Inch Youth Glove
$54.99

Mizuno GPL1101 11.00 Youth Glove
$34.99

Mizuno GPL1151 11.5 Youth Glove
$34.99

Mizuno GPL1175 11.75 Youth Glove
$39.99

Mizuno GPL1201 12.00 Youth Glove
$39.99

Mizuno GXC110 31.50 Youth Catcher Mitt
$33.99

Rawlings GG1100B 2009 Gold Glove 11inch Youth Glove
$89.99

Rawlings PP110 11 Inch Youth Utility Glove
$29.99

Rawlings PP120 12 Inch Youth Utility Glove
$29.99

Rawlings RBG12NC 11.25 Inch Utility Glove
$39.99

Rawlings SL1125 11.25 Inch Utility Glove
$59.99

Rawlings SL12XTC 12 Inch Utility Glove
$69.99

Rawlings SLCM Catchers Mitt
$59.99

Wilson A0425 ZS105 10.5 Inch Youth Glove
$31.99

Wilson A0427 ZS11 11 Inch Youth Glove
$34.99

 
Youth Baseball Gloves Tips

Fielders Tip - Shield the Sun
If you're playing a day game the sun will be a factor. Use your glove to shield the sun when a pop fly is hit your way.


Short Hop Drill

  • Grab a partner and stand 40 feet apart
  • One partner will throw short hops so the ball is hitting within three feet of the other partner. Do twenty then switch
  • When you're fielding, concentrate on having your hands out in front of you and accepting the ball with soft hands using your top hand as well.
  • Field the ball then use good footwork and make the throw back to your partner who will be presenting a target.
  • Once you master the short hop in front, work on moving the ball around using your backhand and forward hand.


  • Taking Care of your Glove
    Taking care of your glove is important at all levels and there are some important facts to know when it comes to taking care of your glove and making it last. Leather is similar to your own skin, so treat it like you would your own. There are all kinds of crazy ways you’ll hear about how to break in your glove. Don’t put it in the oven, and don’t run over it with your car. The first step is to soften your leather, any number of oils, creams, and foams will do the job. Most pros prefer Neetsfoot oil, but no matter what you use don’t over do it. The next step is to form the pocket. The key to this is stick a ball in there, wrap it up, and let it sit for a couple of days. Patience and dedication is important when it comes to a new glove, get out there play some catch, take some grounders and slowly work your glove in and make it your own for years to come. And don’t be the kid to leave it in your dugout after the game!




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