Slowpitch Softball Gloves for Men & Women
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Louisville Slugger 2018 TPS 13.5" Slowpitch Softball Glove by Louisville Slugger$89.98 Original Price $169.99 You Save 47%
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Mizuno MVP Prime SE 6 13" Slowpitch Softball Glove - Black/Royal - 2018 Model by MizunoOut of stock
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Learn About Slowpitch Softball Gloves
Slowpitch softball gloves are designed with playability in mind. It's true that a bigger glove can often do the trick for some players, but those who like a slow pitch softball glove appreciate that these gloves are specifically crafted with size in mind. Find just the right size (usually 12 - 15 inches), with tailor-made pockets that are meant to catch a slow pitch softball perfectly.Easy to break in and built for durability, the right slow pitch glove can be a real game-changer when you're out on the field. From top brands like Easton, Louisville, Mizuno, Rawlings, Wilson, and more, finding the right glove can make all the difference.
What are the best slowpitch softball gloves?
Our top brands for slowpitch are Mizuno, Rawlings, and Wilson. They all make high quality gloves that are easy to use and built specifically for the slowpitch game.
What size glove should I use for slow pitch softball?
Glove size comes down to personal preference in softball. If you’re playing infield, we would suggest going for a size 12 inch or 12.5 inch. If you’re playing catcher or outfield, we would suggest checking out a 13 inch or 14 inch glove.
What is the largest slow pitch softball glove?
The largest size we carry is 14 inches. This allows for a larger and deeper pocket to catch fly balls that are more common in slow pitch softball.
What is the difference between fastpitch and slowpitch gloves?
Fastpitch and slowpitch gloves are very similar but have a few differences. Fastpitch gloves are more similar to baseball gloves with high quality leather and a smaller hands slot to fit the female hand better. Slowpitch gloves tend to be lower quality leather for quicker break in times and can sometimes be longer or have deeper pockets.
Slowpitch Softball Gloves Buying Guides
April 07, 2014
In baseball and softball, a fielding glove is one of the most important tools you’ll need to become a successful player. What size glove you should use largely depends on the position you play, but there are also other factors that help determine exactly which glove you should equip yourself with.
March 19, 2020
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March 20, 2020
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May 13, 2015
There are various methods you can use to break in and soften your glove. Some of these methods can be used individually or in conjunction with others. Read on and we’ll cover the different ways to break in your glove, plus different methods on how to oil gloves.
May 13, 2015
Baseball and softball gloves are an important part of being a great player. It isn’t enough to just buy a glove, wear it on the field, and hope it gets the job done. You need to break your glove in, take care of it, condition it, and help maintain it so it extends beyond just a single season.
May 13, 2015
In baseball and softball, a glove is a tool that players spend exorbitant amounts of time breaking in, working on, using, and protecting. But eventually, the time comes for every glove where a lace snaps or a ball breaks through the webbing, and the last thing any player wants to do is throw out his or her well-conditioned glove and start fresh.
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