Best source for HS Baseball glove?

[PEC]

https://www.44progloves.com

Best price for quality custom made gloves.

[ByronB]

Nokona

[Dale Moser]

Best source for HS Baseball glove?

Nokona is awesome! But I’d talk to Damon before I did anything. He’s good people, and you will be glad you did either way.


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[AZST_bowhunter]

Rawlings heart of the Hide. Is the best for the money.

This or a wilson A2000
These are the two most popular mitts..

Dont buy a nakona

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[Dale Moser]

This or a wilson A2000
These are the two most popular mitts..

Dont buy a nakona

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Why? Pray tell...


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[ByronB]

Don’t buy the “most popular”. Buy what feels good to your kid. The Nakona gloves are what my kid wanted and felt good to him. He still uses one of his high school gloves to this day.

[DamonJ]

Nokona is awesome! But I’d talk to Damon before I did anything. He’s good people, and you will be glad you did either way.


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Not a lot of mark up in gloves & bats, but I'll see what I can do to help some.

Appreciate the word DMO..

[AZST_bowhunter]

Why? Pray tell...


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Nothing against them, i just dont think they are functional. They are heavy compared to other gloves and have been known to stiffen back up (if not used or get wet). There is a reason they are not used in the pros.

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[Dale Moser]

Nothing against them, i just dont think they are functional. They are heavy compared to other gloves and have been known to stiffen back up (if not used or get wet). There is a reason they are not used in the pros.

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There is a reason, but not for any reasons given.

I’ve had very different experiences, but that’s for the buyer to decide.


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[Honk441]

44 Pro or Rico custom gloves good prices.

[cj7zrcool]

Thanks for all the suggestions, keep 'em coming. I don't really think he has very many, if any preferences. We'll discuss it in depth this evening, then I'll get with Damon and do a little more on-line looking as well.

[oktx]

My son used Nokona and really liked his. I heard they don’t pay players to use their glove. Could be a reason pros don’t use them? Ya know pros need all the money they can get. Lol!

[wytex]

Nothing against them, i just dont think they are functional. They are heavy compared to other gloves and have been known to stiffen back up (if not used or get wet). There is a reason they are not used in the pros.

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https://blog.sportsunlimitedinc.com/dont-pros-use-nokona-gloves/

https://blog.sportsunlimitedinc.com/dont-pros-use-nokona-gloves/

[innergel]

Spend the money and get him whatever he wants. Its always amazing to me that people will spend $400+ on a new bat every year but want to cheap out on a glove that lives on their hand for hours every day and is crucial for playing good defense. Not to mention that a.good glove can easily last multiple seasons.


Wilson A2000 and Rawling HOH are.the most popular. But most manufacturers have great gloves when you get up into the $150-200+ range. Get him what feels the best.

My son is on his 3rd 44Pro and he loves them. You can get the top of the line custom model for less than $200 and they have sales all the time.

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[glen]

My kid likes Nokona because he think the basket covers his hands better than any other glove so it lowers his chances of showing signs of tipping pitches. He also has a HOH Rawlings and it is a nice glove in my opinion. Again I would find out exactly what he wants and go look for the best price on that glove.