Glove Recommendations

[clemenslee1]

Hey Guys,

Looking to buy my DD a new glove. She's only 9. I'm trying to get one that would be a good all around glove for multiple positions. Infield and outfield. Something no more than $100 (More preferrably cheaper than that). What do you guys recommend?

 

[BT3100]

For that age I really like the Rawlings Liberty. They make several sizes and the glove is 90% broken in out of the package.

 

[lancer360]

My DD loves her Bradley glove. They have numerous different web styles, sizes, and colors that would work well for a 9 year old. Some have a laced wrist and some with velcro. I would probably go with an H web as it is a good all around for infield and outfield. 11.5 or 11.75" should work well. They are pushing your budget a bit at $125, but these are solid gloves that your DD will get years of use out of it. What makes these gloves so great for young kids is the hand stall size. They are set up for small hands. They have a fantastic return policy as well. If you can swing it I recommend ordering several gloves from several manufacturers and trying them out to find out which fits your DD the best, then return the others.

11.75

Our FP Bandito and Next Play Series are hybrid gloves geared toward both boys baseball and girls softball players (aged 9-15). All-leather construction with rolled welting. These gloves are 80% game-ready out of the box and built to hold up for many seasons. Shell: Naturally smooth, premium...

www.bradleybaseballgloves.com

11.5

The perfect glove for a Litte League aged multi position player. All-leather shell, palm, binding and welting, designed and crafted by one of the most highly-regarded glove makers in the world. Bradley Baseball is the only glove company focused on creating baseball gloves for young players. The...

www.bradleybaseballgloves.com

11.5

The perfect glove for a Litte League aged multi position player. All-leather shell, palm, binding and welting, designed and crafted by one of the most highly-regarded glove makers in the world. Bradley Baseball is the only glove company focused on creating baseball gloves for young players. The...

www.bradleybaseballgloves.com

11.75

Our FP Bandito and Next Play Series are hybrid gloves geared toward both boys baseball and girls softball players (aged 9-15). All-leather construction with rolled welting. These gloves are 80% game-ready out of the box and built to hold up for many seasons. Shell: Naturally smooth, premium...

www.bradleybaseballgloves.com

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[clemenslee1]

Thanks guys for your suggestions, Have any of you hear of SSK Gloves?

 

[4 girl's dad]

Vinci Fortus. Under $100 through @Drakemir here and will last a few years. Easy to break in. Great glove for the money.

 

[YOCOACH]

second this ^^^^^^

 

[Eric F]

Vinci Fortus. Under $100 through @Drakemir here and will last a few years. Easy to break in. Great glove for the money.

This ^^^

 

[lancer360]

Definitely give the Fortus a try, but watch the hand stall size. My DD tried it when she was almost 9 and found she had to really spread her pinky finger too wide to get her hand in it. My DD is small for her age so it may work for your daughter. That is why I recommend getting several if you are going to mail order gloves and let her try them on to find the best fit.

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[4 girl's dad]

I highly Recommend two in the pinky (TIP) early on. Gives more strength to hold the ball.

 

[hb_hound]

Vinci Fortus. Under $100 through @Drakemir here and will last a few years. Easy to break in. Great glove for the money.

Aother vote for Drakemir and the Vinci Fortus