How To Break-In A Baseball Or Softball Glove

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Step 1: Conditioning the leather.
You will want to start with a "dime" size amount of glove oil or cream for your glove. We suggest using an applicator sponge to work the oil into every area of the glove, which includes the palm, fingers, laces, and back side. The laces are very important because they handle most of the stress from catching the ball. Once you are finished, use a paper towel to wipe off any excess oil.
Step 2: Shaping the glove.
Shaping the glove is an important step because this is where you form the pocket of the glove. To begin, place the ball inside the mitt where the pocket meets the palm. This is where the ball is caught most of the time so you want to make sure it's formed properly. Now place bands around glove. You want the bands to form an (X) shape around the outside of the glove. This shape will allow the open side to have a band across the top and bottom, which will better secure the ball in the pocket.
Now, let the glove sit out over night in room temperature. This will allow the oil to further condition the leather and let the glove continue to form.
Step 3: Breaking in the glove
Once you remove the ball and bands, you will now have a good foundation for a pocket, you just need to do a little work to break it in. We suggest using a mallet to help the break in process because it simulates catching a ball in the pocket. It also allows you to adjust the glove to fit your taste and speed up the break-in time. Place the glove on your hand and hit the glove with the mallet for about 5-10 minutes. Concentrate on hitting the area of the glove where the ball will be caught. Move the mallet around to soften up some of the more stiff areas of the glove. Once finished, re-wrap the glove with the shaping ball and let it sit over night.
Step 4: Playing catch
The last step is to simply play catch with your glove. Concentrate on catching the ball in the pocket. We recommend using the mallet once a day until you are satisfied with the way your glove feels. Also, reapplying oil periodically throughout the season will help the glove stay in peak condition.
If you have followed these four steps, you should now have a glove that fits you well and is game ready.

[@izzylinc4800]

It's the hard way, but its the right way. The right way to break in a glove

[@izzylinc4800]

Sarah Beardsley i went to several glove videos just to do this 😂😂

[@ashleyo7340]

oh yes deh

[@leener7725]

izzy linc oh my god I was looking for this I don't even play baseball I just came here for this comment

[@samanthaweitzel1441]

Break it in the natural way

[@mattroman4551]

Brylcreem works wonders as an oil substitute. A little dab will do ya!

[@JustGloves]

It's important to oil the fingers and the laces in between the fingers because the glove will bend and stretch every time it is opened and closed. Oiling the fingers and laces will soften up the leather and allow it to bend and stretch easier which will cut down on normal wear and tear. If you oil the pocket but not the fingers, it could cause a weak or dry spot in the glove that could potentially break in the future.

[@eliandjessica878]

Thank you! Great video!

[@Campbellsoupy10]

Thank u so much

[@amatt2116]

It just takes a little patience. It takes a little time. A little perseverance and a little uphill climb.

[@JustGloves]

Couldn't agree more Adam!

[@powellcpr8747]

This is the best way to break in a glove, it takes the most time, however it will form a perfect pocket without damaging the leather. I have seen kids on my son's 11u comp baseball team that would steam or use the hot mitt method in the oven, it breaks the gloves in quickly, however, it will dry out the leather and not last long. I just bought my son a new Rawlings heart of the hide glove and used this method, it took about a month but it is formed perfect and will last for years to come.

[@JustGloves]

Thank you very much for the testimony, Andrew!

[@TSSRace]

my a2000 came with a tag on it saying "No matter who the know it all is DO NOT put this glove in the oven or a microwave. IT WILL DO DAMAGE" ahahahah

[@LIQUIDZ-jk7gm]

People do that

[@notjojosiwa2243]

I just got mine today it said don’t steam

[@JustGloves]

@imDooZeH I have heard people using that method. It just always makes me nervous with the risk of ruining a nice glove.

[@Jaggger10]

Just a question how long do I let sit with the rubber bands on it

[@StartronStudios]

This is really helpful thank you so much

[@SpawnPowerz14]

I just play catch, stretch the fingers to make it flexible, put a baseball or two in the pocket and sit/sleep on it (literally) and play catch... Works every time.

[@P72962]

will be trying

[@kingstonmaraganis]

Hello it really helped a lot I just got a New nice glove

[@justbats]

@ItalianStallion220 It depends on the type of leather. For instance, Kangaroo leather is very porous and tends to soak in the oil, which does tend to make them flimsy. But generally a good steer leather won't.

[@carundel]

thanks for the tips

[@uWorriedYet]

Im gonna try this!

[@bearsreview5389]

how are you now compared to 10 years ago

[@quest1000x]

@ItalianStallion220 yes it does their reason to oil the fingers you want them stiff

[@ssupermansgirl]

What oil do you reccomend

[@TheDibber4]

@tng150 yes shaving cream! I use that an t doesn't make it heavy and it actully cleans it! Just don't use to much. Put the shaving cream on you fingers and work it in! Just don't use the gel shaving cream!

[@zelmarhernandez2681]

Great short video

[@JustGloves]

Thank you, Zelmar! Check out our glove resource guide for more information and other videos: www.justballgloves.com/glove-resource-guide/

[@lesterspeas9014]

Can you use any other oil

[@chadashton7029]

Ok to use Neatsfoot oil? I already have some on hand for maintaining my leather K9 leads.

[@JustGloves]

Yes, I think you can use Neatsfoot oil for the glove. Neatsfoot was commonly used for ball gloves before there started being a lot of glove-specific products for conditioning leather. Like all products used to condition leather, we would recommend using as little amount as possible to cover the entire surface of the glove.

[@jmschred86]

thank you so much

[@JustGloves]

Glad we could help you out. Let us know if you need anything in the future!

[@marcel1372]

great mallet

[@chewcrewoutdoors7400]

When my sons glove(Lh thrower) lays flat the thumb lays on top of the middle finger, I feel like it’s wrong that it should be more even(pinky to thumb)but I’m not a ball player. Any input is appreciated. thanks

[@JustGloves]

Hello! There are different ways players can close the glove which will make the crease in the leather different. Sounds like your son prefers to close the glove more with his middle and ring fingers!

[@trimsk9283]

What kind of oil will work?

[@jmriel6203]

what oil should be used

[@cxlonts404040]

if you dont have the set with the wifflball use a softball

[@TCUsouthpaw]

@Maxepd97 no just play catch and in a few weeks it is perfect

[@macpollen]

I love how most people on here is from deh

[@norieharina-santiago2975]

I was searching for dear Evan Hansen why am I here

[@booperdooper9762]

Lol really? Every time I searched Evan Hansen I never got here.

[@PlanB027]

@Dmod1000 haha... what he means is personal preference.. how you like it.. (Stiff/ floppy etc..)

[@brianalvarado1403]

What glove is that?

[@jflq012]

My break-in method is pretty weird, What I do is that I throw the ball up in the air and try to catch it with the glove in the spot I like to catch it in

[@JustGloves]

Thanks for the comment! As long as it works for you, it's not weird at all!

[@jamescampbell9533]

I always just oiled them down good, put a ball it the pocket, tied it up and threw it in the dryer on low for about 30 mins. Put a couple of towels in with it.

[@JustGloves]

Love that! It would be hard for us to tell someone to use that method, but if it works for you and your comfortable with it...by all means, continue doing it!

[@billgates23yearsago4]

I play baseball but used a soft ball for a bigger pocket and more room inside the glove

[@JustGloves]

Thanks for the comment! If that works for you, then keep doing that!

[@yoselingomez143]

esta bonito pero ponle forma

[@Dunigan23]

I’ve never gone wrong with just foam shaving cream two baseballs some rubber bands and a dryer

[@brockmason96]

does anybody know how to get a crease out of a firstbasemans trapper? there is a crease/lump down the middle of my pocket. I play everyday in my highschools academyts starting to get pretty anoying . Thanks

[@davidvasquez7830]

How were your high school baseball years? I'm a freshman right now about to go into season in February.

[@jackblock9216]

What was that glove you were breaking in. I want one

[@JustGloves]

Thank you for reaching out and we do apologize for the delayed response. We don't currently hold that glove but you can find a very similar version here: www.justballgloves.com/products/vendor~rawlings/web%20type~trapeze/

[@filipoburrito3764]

Its a rawlings

[@mlandau2776]

Is that a soft ball sized wiffle ball they used there? Is there a reason for that? Is it better than a regular baseball?

[@Boveanisgris]

No matter what you use it will perform for what sized ball you will play with.

[@hph.outdoors1850]

Me personally I don’t recommend putting a rubber band around it with a ball in the pocket, this makes the glove closed so when you try to feild a ground ball you want the pinkie and the thumb kind of bent out so you have more room to feild

[@JustGloves]

Thanks for the input! It sounds like you enjoy having more of a flare design. That is perfect if that works well for you. Our video here shows one method of breaking in gloves. However, it is certainly not the only method to use.

[@HgOuTitar]

Microwaves and shaving cream are glove killers man!

[@tng150]

I've been told not to put oil in it because that makes it heavy. I just got a Mizuno Global Elite Catcher's mitt. I can return it in about 30 days if I don't like it, I spilled oil by accident in my old glove and I've been told to put shaving cream on this new one.

[@traxxasbro5604]

Tom you’d have to use a shitload of oil to make your glove noticeably “heavy”...unless you are using several ounces of oil at a time, this is largely a bullshit misunderstood rumor

[@jamestinebra6537]

What can we use other than a mallet?

[@JustGloves]

Thanks for the question! You can always use a baseball and hit the pocket continuously with the baseball from a short distance away. You could also check your garage for a rubber mallet. If you have one, you could wrap the rubber head of the mallet with a towel or dishrag and work on the pocket with that!

[@Dmod1000]

at 2:10 i dont understand what does a glove normally taste like

[@masonclyne4964]

Once you get a glove I play catch

[@MisterITRO]

Who’s here because of Dear Evan Hansen

[@ItalianStallion220]

would oiling the fingers make the glove flimsy

[@filipoburrito3764]

No but dont take to much

[@bballer93x]

If you're an infielder you should bend back the pinky finger and thumb

[@j.johnson2792]

Is mink oil ok to use

[@JustGloves]

Mink oil is not typically recommended to break in a baseball or softball glove.

[@Standby_JRB]

I bought a glove wrap brand called "TUFL" i think, or close to that spelling, and it says "For Best Results use WITHOUT ball or mallet" but idk if thats true or not

[@JustGloves]

Thanks for the comment. I don't have any experience with TOFL products. Generally speaking though, I have found that just about everyone suggests putting a ball in the pocket when wrapping a glove. I don't want to speak against the TOFL product as I don't know the details of their band, but you might want to see if there are any customer reviews on the product regarding the same concern you have.

[@Standby_JRB]

@JustGloves thank you! It's confusing because it says best results without using a ball or mallet while also showing a picture of their product with a ball and mallet haha! Thank you for replying though!

[@JustGloves]

@@Standby_JRB Absolutely! I'd say if the picture shows a ball in the glove and most folks would always say to put one in the glove...go ahead and do it! Glad we could help!

[@yuinkwak714]

yaa yeet

[@Idiotsincarshere]

Man. All these years I’ve never done any of those steps except #4. When we were kids we would sit on our glove or put it under our pillow, haha!

[@JustGloves]

Hah! It might get downplayed nowadays, but step 4 of the process (playing catch) is probably the most important. I always say that if you want to speed up the break in, then you should use the glove as much as possible right when you get it!

[@addisonroos5663]

Just got a custom 14u Nakona. Keeping a ball in it at all times. Someone suggested to sit on it every now and then. My parents said they would also help. Hope it is decently broke in by 2 months because that is when the season starts.

[@JustGloves]

Thank you for the comment! Yes, keeping a ball in the pocket of the glove promotes good formation of the pocket of the glove. That is an excellent thing to do. You can sit on the glove if you would like, but I don't think that is 100% necessary. I would recommend using the glove as often as possible. That will be the biggest thing that you can do to break in the glove quickly!

[@codygregg1629]

How long did it take you to break yours in finally? My daughter got hers in May and it’s still pretty stiff. We’ve been slowly trying to break it in.

[@TCUsouthpaw]

Step 1: PLAY CATCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@metrowarp4914]

Jamie ur mental

[@bigsexysloppyginger1635]

You’ll probably get bubbles

[@jhack2484]

Yeah

[@padresfx3990]

@@bigsexysloppyginger1635 if you do so what this vid does you will

[@abbybragg4320]

I just put I softball in my glove and put some ribbons around it and put it under my mattress 😂 lol I hope that is a good way to do it

[@JustGloves]

That is a perfectly fine way to break in the glove! As long as the glove breaks in to where it allows you to consistently make plays and you are not harming the leather, then the break-in was correct! We show this video because there a lot of people out there that want some guidelines to follow. Because of that, we made this video for them!

[@wayzspams2514]

Can you use regular oil

[@traxxasbro5604]

basketball kid yeah definitely, fill a bucket or big enough container with brand new and clean synthetic 30 wt motor oil (you can find this at Walmart) and soak your glove overnight...glove should be game ready after a few treatments

[@reidrichter4292]

M1 Garand Guy 😂

[@oaklandathletics707]

What kind of glove is that

[@filipoburrito3764]

U idiot Its a rawlings crack head

[@BRAMPTONskater]

or u could just do the good ole free way..... keep using it

[@ballerlegend2484]

Wow I just wore my glove until it was broken in

[@elijahharvey5861]

Yea same

[@mattier.9095]

My papa taught me the right way to do it.

[@JustGloves]

Love to hear that! Playing catch, breaking in gloves, etc... are greats ways for parents and their kids to bond!

[@average4136]

Does Vaseline work just as well?

[@JustGloves]

Typically, Vaseline (i.e. Petroleum Jelly) isn't recommended for use on a glove. I believe that some folks have found that it doesn't penetrate the leather very well to actually provide the benefits of conditioning the leather. As well, many people think that it attracts extra dirt and dust. There are some glove-specific products out there that have the look and feel of petroleum jelly. These are typically fine to use because they include lanolin in their ingredient list. The lanolin in the product will help it penetrate the leather and provide conditioning benefits.

[@average4136]

@@JustGloves thanks mate

[@justbats]

@qwert12yuiop1 The video explains how to break a glove in.

[@thomasledesma4439]

Is it the hard way?

[@KennyUrsillo]

Yes, but it's also the right way to break in a glove! ;)

[@thomasledesma4439]

Saint Savage thank you, my friend told me to just use a microwave but I wasn't sure

[@KennyUrsillo]

OMG NO! Stay away from running it through hot water as well! Your friend is probably gonna gloat about the time he saved... until when he has to buy another one next week!!

[@thomasledesma4439]

Saint Savage yeah you know what they say, it just takes a little patience...

[@KennyUrsillo]

(takes a little patience) Takes a little time...

[@landonlengyel8119]

Oil makes your glove heavier if not used right!!

[@nickstl77]

Glove butter works much better and is much easier to control

[@ronannichols2950]

does the MLB use this method

[@JustGloves]

There are actually many different methods of breaking in gloves. I would guess that there is a decent chance that some MLB players use a similar method to the on shown in this video!

[@jordanthejellyfishcash4246]

I put oil all on it and put a ball in the middle and I wrap a thick band around it and let it sit for 12 hours and I also sit on when going to sleep😂

[@JustGloves]

If that gets the glove softened up to where you are making plays with it, then keep doing that! There is no wrong way to break in a glove as long as the leather isn't getting ruined and the glove is helping you make plays

[@tonycarrera7799]

🤘🤛

[@baileysmith4744]

that glove would look so good if it was a different model, pocket, brand, and anything else

[@JustGloves]

Thank you for the comment. I am sorry if that glove was not your favorite looking glove out there. We did another break-in video a little while back. In the video, we break in another Rawlings glove, but it does look a little different than the Rawlings we used in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHnNfWaqZr-bfbc

[@supergirlboy765]

i-i thought dear evan hansen was messing with me

[@isabellaclaussen4250]

Omg GO AND GET IT STEEMEDDDD so much easier i have an a2000 and it works so well and is so quick

[@JustGloves]

Thank you for the comment! If you are a big fan of steaming the gloves and it has worked well for you on past gloves, you can certainly use the steaming method! At JustGloves, we actually implement the steaming method when customers select our Trusted Glove Prep process at checkout.

[@filipoburrito3764]

Do not steam IT breaks the glove

[@JustGloves]

@@filipoburrito3764 Thanks for the comment. At JustGloves, we used to 100% agree with your stance. However, we have come to notice that using steam once when first breaking in the glove usually does not hurt the glove much at all. However, if you do not prefer to use the steaming method, that is completely cool. I imagine you are super experienced in breaking in a glove and I would recommend to keep using the practices that work for you!

[@stephenbaseball8861]

Well guess what I didn’t got water condition or steam all I did was beat the brake points with a mallet and play catch and I broke it in in 3 days it also has a Beautiful flare🤤🤤

[@grape4449]

Wait why do you need oil?

[@JustGloves]

So...you don't actually need to use oil on any glove when it is brand new. Oil & Conditioners are made to moisturize the leather when it starts to dry out and crack. New gloves typically aren't going to have dry leather. A by-product of moisturizing the leather is that it also softens the leather a small amount. Softening the leather can potentially make the break-in time shorter. However, be sure to note that oils and conditioners will weigh down a glove slightly because they don't really evaporate out of the glove's leather. Although we recommend it in this video, this commenter's recommendation would be to avoid using oil or conditioner when your glove is new. Wrapping it with bands and a shaping ball is excellent to do. And using a mallet is great if you have one. The single biggest thing you can do to ensure the break-in goes well is to use the glove as much as possible!

[@lea9803]

bro i just hit it with a bat lol

[@thesussykings2037]

man, i did this and for some reason my glove cannot catch nothing anymore.

[@intakehoeksema5890]

You just suck

[@coltonyoung6215]

A mizuno glove comes pretty much broke in tho

[@JustGloves]

Thank you for the comment. Yes, a lot of the Mizuno gloves made in youth sizing will probably be ready to go right when you get them. If you get one of those gloves, feel free to just start using the glove right away.

[@Maxepd97]

Is this neccesary?

[@BlakeCodGuy1]

Max Wallbridge duh

[@thegertrude7661]

No

[@GrabbinGrain]

sounds like owen wilson

[@michaelbartello6121]

I've always caught the ball in the web. Catching it in the base will break your hand. I'm confused about that one...

[@JustGloves]

Thanks for the comment! Were you confused near the end of the video when they were saying to catch the ball in the "pocket" of the glove?

[@sumitgoyal416]

can you give me a glove

[@JustGloves]

Hey, Sumit! While we can't give you a free glove, we are always hosting giveaways. Follow our Facebook page and keep an eye out for our next contest: facebook.com/justballgloves/

[@kiwithewolfy6688]

JustBallGloves hey, I'm a girl on our schools softball team. So, I'm 10, and I wanna know how to get the right size.

[@JustGloves]

Hi! You should check out the JustBallGloves.com Glove Coach. It will walk you through a series of questions that will help determine the best glove for you: www.justballgloves.com/glove-coach/ Or, you can always give our friendly customer coaches a call at 866-321-4568. They would be more than happy to help you find the right size. Thanks!

[@-1--]

Will this ruin my glove ? Its a cheap one

[@JustGloves]

I wouldn't imagine that this break-in method will ruin your glove, even if the glove is lower in quality. However, if you have had your glove for a while, I might imagine that it is already pretty soft and may not need a break-in period.

[@-1--]

JustGloves ok thanks !

[@ShiroemonYT]

2019? I I V

[@whatap21]

nope its 2020 youre late

[@blakeglassie6776]

@@whatap21 nope it’s 2021 you’re late

[@casethegreat4946]

@@blakeglassie6776 nope its 6969 your late

[@prestonsterling2510]

if you dont have a mallet just throw a baseball into your glove hand

[@bearsreview5389]

bruh I literally paid the like 30 bucks to do the justgloves break in thing and it was stiff as a board 🥴😐

[@JustGloves]

Thanks for the comment! I am sorry that the Glove Prep service didn't get the glove soft enough. Please reach out to our JustGloves Customer Experience Team. They can be reached at 1-866-321-4568. Let them know that the Trusted Glove Prep Service did not get the glove soft enough. They will go ahead and refund you the amount you paid for the Glove Prep Service.

[@ashleyo7340]

what you all really need to do is rub in shaving cream for about 5 minutes, tie rubber bands around it, and sleep on it. you do this for at least a week. its the hard way, but its the right way, the right way to break in a glove

[@KennyUrsillo]

I agree 100%, all my gloves have lasted years because of this beautiful technique! #DEH

[@JustCallMeKopi]

So shaving cream can be used as an alternative to rub on the leather?

[@ikhlasraf]

Go away theatre kid

[@frigeratorr3266]

Lemme just get my mallet that I just casually have laying around

[@JustGloves]

You can purchase a ball mallet from JustGloves. If you want to call at 866-321-4568, one of our customer coaches can set you up with one!

[@bearsreview5389]

it’s not hard to make one

[@baseballkid253]

@JustBallGloves Don't use rubber-bands because it might ruin the leather. :)

[@edwardharal4799]

Why does my new baseball glove feel so tight?😒

[@dbstomper]

i have a rawlings glove'

[@lilyf3940]

my friend's glove got stolen, and she is playing on a competitive team, so I'm trying to find a way to break it so she doesn't have to miss the whole season

[@JustGloves]

Hello! I am sorry to hear about the stolen glove. I would recommend a little bit of oil to start and then using it as much as possible. If you have a ball mallet; use that ball mallet to work the leather even if you cannot get outside for catch.

[@topspot4834]

Lost me at "paper towel" ... Only thing I do and have ever done was 1) play catch, and 2) keep playing catch ... takes the longest, but definitely the best way ... And NEVER let a paper towel touch your leather when cleaning.

[@JustGloves]

Thank you for the comment! Our video is a little dated, but it gives a little overview for folks who aren't sure what to do. If anyone has a method that has worked for them, we always tell them to keep doing it that way! We certainly agree that the best way to break in a glove is to use it as much as possible!

[@user-in9bq6fz8l]

I have never shaped a glove this way. Nor will in ever. It's better to crease the glove.

[@RJMANFIT]

You know whats better and faster, on a hot day put your glove inside a black bag then put it in your car and When it starts getting colder get your glove right away if you don't its gonna harden up

[@thegemmycollector5998]

RJMA

[@gabbyleach7436]

Shaving cream, rubber bands, mattress, repeat. *ITS THE HAAARD WAY-*

[@nickstl77]

Mattress? lol

[@gabbyleach7436]

@@nickstl77 only some will understand

[@melvinromero8681]

Gabby Leach 😂 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@korkshingucci4064]

BUT IT'S THE RIIIIIIGHT WAY

[@isaacestow5892]

Putting oil is useless and this way takes such a long time

[@quest1000x]

@quest1000x

[@Jessehermansonphotography]

you are supposed to condition the leather no matter what your opinion is on how to break it in, it is better for the leather.

[@JustGloves]

Yes, once the leather on the glove begins to show dryness, it is time to add some oil on the glove!

[@dylangroves1161]

The way I break in my glove is just constantly playing catch with someone

[@JustGloves]

Thanks for the comment! That is an excellent method. The more you can get the glove on your hand and play catch, the more it will form specifically to your hand. Keep doing that if it works well for you!

[@skarfnx]

just steam it

[@JustGloves]

Hello! At JustBallGloves.com, we do not recommend steaming your glove. Check out our glove resource guide that explains how to properly break in a glove: www.justballgloves.com/glove-resource-guide/breaking-in-a-glove/

[@estebanrodriguez8049]

Honestly its dumb to "oil your glove" or even form it with a softball because if you are forming the pocket but at the same time making the glove have a narow opening for the ball to go I to the glove. I prefer breaking it in naturally to form it to my hand.

[@JustGloves]

Breaking in a glove is definitely a really personal process. There is no one-way to break-in a glove that is the absolute correct method. We just want to put this video out there as it is one of the more widely accepted methods of breaking in a glove. If some one has a break-in method that works better for them, I would recommend them to keep doing what works for them.