I've had a Rawling HOH for 2 1/2 years and its a real good glove. But I don't know whats happening but I suddenly started dropping some balls randomly.
The glove isn't floppy, but it doesn't have a great shape- I didn't do a good job shaping it when I got it. Now thats its very much broken in (I used it ALOT, I'm a year-round player) maybe its time to get a new one.
Before I drop close to 200 bucks on a new glove- is there something I can do to preserve it? Some sort of oil. I know that gloves cannot be reshaped.
Has his ever happened to anybody?
Thanks...
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Posts: 704 | Location: NY | Registered: August 04, 2005
I don't know how it's shaped or what size glove it is, but try tighting the laces. They are leather and stretch out. Try focus on closing the glove, also.
Posts: 117 | Location: Heaven | Registered: October 29, 2007
I'll be honest: I don't know how to. I'd rather not send it in anywhere, I use it almost everyday- is there anyway I can do it on my own- with a video tutorial?
I'll ask any of my coaches or teammates also. Someones bound to know...
Thanks
Baseball, it is said, is only a game. True. And the Grand Canyon is just a hole in Arizona. -George F. Will
Posts: 704 | Location: NY | Registered: August 04, 2005
Yea I too have a Rawling HOH. I don't like it as much as my A200 because there is too much padding in the palm for my taste. When I use my A200 I never drop balls but with the HOH I always drop a few due to the padding. If I were you I'd go out and buy a PUDGE A200.
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