11.50 Inch Length

Recommended For Use On The Infield (2B, SS & 3B)

Should Feature A Fairly Easy Break-In (R2G Gloves Receive Extra Factory Softening + A Re-Engineered Heel Pad To Help Cut Down On The Needed Break-In Time | R2Gs Only Require 35% Player Break-In)

Designed For An Adolescent And Teenaged Hand (Rawlings’ Standard Finger Stalls + A Narrow 6.5 Inch to 7 Inch Wrist Opening | Will Still Fit Some Adult Hands)

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314 Pattern - 11.5 Inch Length. Slightly Deeper Pocket Than The Flat NP Gloves And Wider Than The 200 Gloves. Closes Thumb To Middle And 4th Finger.

Constructed From Top Grade U.S. Steerhide

Deertanned Cowhide Palm Lining & Full Grain Fingerback Linings Improve Comfort

Colorway: Tan | Grey Laces

Conventional Open Backing

Padded Thumb Sleeve

Pro Grade Leather Laces Add Durability And Strength

Thermoformed Padding For The Back Of The Wrist While It Is In The Glove

Glove Conditioning Service Details:

You know the routine – your season opener is a week away, and that brand-new glove is on your hand. Well, it feels like it's never going to break in. Balls bounce out of the pocket, and you are left wondering how you'll have it ready for the first pitch.

You can worry no more! At ProRollers, our goal is a simple one. We want your gear to be in PEAK CONDITION long before that critical first game. Our bat rolling service optimizes every hit you make, and now our glove conditioning service makes that new glove feel just like an extension of your hand – like it's been there for years. Nothing beats the feeling of a well-conditioned glove!

Over the years, we have perfected the process of optimizing equipment. With our baseball glove conditioning service, there is no guesswork. We have the entire process down to a science.

Our Glove Conditioning: Quality and Perfection!

Step 1: The right tool for the job: Our shop has six different glove-shaping mallets, and every glove needs something different. Your glove is unique, so it gets special treatment as well. We use each specially designed mallet to break down each glove at its specific flex points, form a pocket, or help break in the palm with a weighted head. This particular working of the leather increases the effectiveness of the manual labor process. Since every glove is built differently, this is where our knowledge and experience come into play. Forming the leather on these proper crease points while holding the integrity of the rest of the glove is the key to success. This process is completed in 4-5 sessions over 2-3 days. Working the gloves by hand, along with our conditioning services, is the key to proper break-in.

Step 2: Manual Labor:  There is no easy way around breaking a good leather glove; it is all manual labor. We do not use heat, steam, or any shortcuts in our break-in process, so they return feeling 100% natural break-in and not a rushed steam job by your local sporting goods store. We use weights overnight, mallets on the pocket, muscle on the flex points, and time to perfectly break in the gloves immediately for game use.

Step 3: Hydrate the leather: We apply a small amount of specially formulated glove conditioner to the leather and laces inside and out. This conditioner is absorbed by the glove's pores, which helps keep the glove in top condition all year. This extra conditioning step helps keep dirt and debris out of the newly stretched-out leather pores. Hydrating the leather will also help the glove last longer as it will resist absorbing water, which can lead to early dry rot. We recommend hydrating the leather at the end of each season to stay ready and prevent dry rot.

Step 4: Proper form: To get the perfectly formed pocket, each glove has 100 weighted baseballs/softballs caught in the web, helping form the pocket and laces. Once the glove has a nice pocket formed, we must ensure it maintains its proper form en route back to you. After the glove conditioning process is completed, we put a ball in each glove and wrap it up with rubber bands prior to shipping it back to you. This ensures the glove holds its form on its way back to you. It is imperative that the glove maintains its form during use and does not collapse when fielding a ground ball. Gloves will not come back floppy rags as this is not a helpful tool on the ball diamond. We take these extra steps to provide the full effects of our break-in process.

Step 5: Glove Maintenance:  Once you receive your glove back, there is nothing you need to do immediately to use it. Remove the rubber bands holding the ball in place and get the leather accustomed to your hand so it gets the proper fit. Once you have it situated, play catch with it right away so you can feel the softness and squeezability of the glove while getting used to it. After the initial catch, you can put a ball back to keep its shape and put it in your bag for future play.  

Place your order today – and never worry about playing with an unconditioned glove again.

Checkout?  What's Next?

After you complete checkout, you will get two emails.  One email will be the receipt from the form of payment you use.  The other email will be a welcome email with some basic info, links to before and after photos, and our Facebook and Twitter links if you want to follow our work.    The second email will also contain our shipping address to send us your glove, which is

ProRollers

5048 State Route 601

Norwalk, OH 44857

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