Rawlings RBG60 Ken Griffey Jr Baseball Glove Relacing

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In this video I clean, condition, and relace a Rawlings RBG60 Ken Griffey Jr Baseball glove.
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Glove Cleaner
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Cleaning Brush
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Lace: Tanners lace
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[@MrVisde]

Nice! I have the same old glove (except it was previously Dale Murphy). These were sold at Costco in the late 80s/early 90s. My old glove could use this treatment.

[@Punkpsychobilly]

Great video. Just re-laced my RBG46B.

[@oliveraerobatix]

Excellent video and resource guide. If you're planning on re-lacing your glove watch this video. Or send your glove to Durham Glove Repair for complete services. I have a few take-aways: 1.Like most things, there are different approaches/techniques for re-lacing. In particular how the different sections of lacing are terminated. Don't be afraid to experiment. 2.Use 1/4 inch wide lacing; Not 3/16 inch. Unless your glove is designed for the 3/16" laces. You'll thank me LOL. 3.Slowing down the KZbin playback speed greatly helps following the directions. Task Bar/Settings/Playback Speed/0.25.😉

[@DurhamGloveRepair]

I use 1/4” in the webs and fingers. 3/16” everywhere else. The webs and fingers take the most stress and the extra width holds up better over time. The 1/4” in the other parts is to wide and results in a uncomfortable feel. But thats just my thoughts. Thanks for watching!

[@jondugan2170]

Awesome. Makes me want to send you my glove for the same treatment. I’m fairly certain I’d end up screwing something up.

[@thomasetchebarren2901]

I had this same glove in little league, in the early 90's

[@lucianomartinez6832]

I loved that glove.

[@PackardDog]

Nice work! I'm about to replace a RBG4....similar glove.

[@DurhamGloveRepair]

Thank you!

[@humbertoricardo7330]

4:48 When you start this lace are you using any kind of “stopper” knot? I’m about to relace a similar glove, would be my first time doing this 😮

[@humbertoricardo7330]

Nvm, saw how it was done when I took mine apart. Thanks for this video, it helped me get through RE-lacing a 30 yo glove. First time ever, very satisfying 😀 Btw: to anyone complaining about the speed, learn how to use KZbin, you can slow it waaaay down.

[@robjimenez869]

I have this glove but opposite hand. Maybe a 20 year old glove! In need of this badly!!! 😫 I wanna try it but idk if I can do it correctly lol

[@atxjax1]

I have a old Jose Canseco RBG60 that is 12.5". I want to swap the basket web with a I-Web. Where can I find a I-web that will fit?

[@DurhamGloveRepair]

USASPORTSDIRECT has replacement webs you can buy.

[@atxjax1]

@@DurhamGloveRepair Thank you.

[@az_imagez1517]

@durnhamgloverrepair - how many mint laces did this take?

[@DurhamGloveRepair]

4.

[@braviafeed]

Great video! What size lace did you use?

[@DurhamGloveRepair]

3/16" and 1/4"

[@braviafeed]

@@DurhamGloveRepair Thx! I used the same on the same model of glove and it came out amazing!! Thanks for the tips and inspiration.

[@businessman9532]

How much length of string is needed?

[@DurhamGloveRepair]

4 total laces. 2 1/4” and 2 3/16”.

[@businessman9532]

which type do you recommend for lacing the web?

[@DurhamGloveRepair]

1/4” in the web and fingers. 3/16” everywhere else.

[@user-bg2di5ru7u]

나도 같은거 있는데.. 신기 하네

[@danielpg121]

Cool to watch but not for teaching .

[@DurhamGloveRepair]

Not an instructional video. Used to show my skills for future customers.

[@michaels8881]

How the hell are you supposed to learn how to lace in fast forward.

[@DurhamGloveRepair]

Videos are not intended for learning. They are to show my work to potential customers. I have a “how-to” playlist with some slower videos.

[@jls0712]

Bro, slow down. The point of watching this is to learn how to do it, not watch you do it!

[@DurhamGloveRepair]

Actually these videos are intended to show my work for future customers, not for teaching. I do have some how-to videos.

[@ATBIB122]

Did you try to bring the playback speed all the way down?