Getting A New 1st Basemans Mit

[Circaflex]

Well its my bday today and i get to go get a new glove for senior year at highschool, ive had my rawlings one since freshman year and its pretty much done for that old soldier :blush: i was wondering if anyone could recommend a new one? This one broke a total of 3 times during its 3 years which isnt too good. my old one thats the one i currently have that im going to replace, it seemed a little small for a 1st basemans mitt too. Any recommendations?

[BroChaos Veteran]

i like mizuno gloves. but i don't play first base, so not sure if they make good ones for that or not. it's probably more of a preference thing, no?

[Cynicalsomething]

I havent played baseball since 1st grade...ahhhh the memories. :happy:

P.S. : Happy B-Day!!!!!

[Redestium]

I've always used Rawlings.

[Callaway]

switch to Catcher :)

Mizuno does make some good gloves, though high-priced. Personally, I'm a Rawlings fan. One thing you might want to look for if you need to use the glove ASAP is if it's designed with the "game-ready" leather so it's a HELLUVA lot easier to break-in.

And the obvious but overlooked point, if you're going to wear your batting glove with it, make sure you have your bg on when trying the glove on :pinch:

[Circaflex]

yea thanks guys ive owned a mizuno for about 5 years and its still going strong, ill look into some of those i dont play with a bg on too uncomfortable. Thanks for some quick replies

[baseballpro9]

Easton is the way to go, all Easton products are genuine and durable. I've had an Easton Redline Series glove for over 6 years and it feels brand new every time you use it.