What are some good ways to break in a softball mit besides using it a lot?
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ahhh it is pretty hadr breaking it in. Here are some tips. You cann get some glove oil and put some on the palm of the glove then put a ball inside your glove and tie a rubber band around it and leave it like that for a day or two maybe more. You cann put shaving cream in your glove and possibly try it in your micorwave to soften up the leather. also if worst comes to worst and it isn't breaking in yet try putting the glove under your mattress. Hope that was helpful the first thing i said usually works.Do you think baseball is the greatest sport on earth? Why?
The old-time players used to chew on them, rub them with cooking oil, drag them behind a horse. But here's what the manufacturer thinks http://www.angelfire.com/sports/brooksid...Don mattingly, wade boggs or chipper jones? who you want on your team?
There is a product called hot glove. Buy it at walmart. It looks like shaving cream. You put it all over the glove then put the glove in the oven for 30 minutes. It comes out perfect!Hey i was wondering about how many games in a girls high school softball season? just curious?
you could use hotglove or put it under a table leg or something heavyHasn't Barry bonds already been proven he has taken performance enhancement drugs?
You oil it (with leather oil) and parka car on it.
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The quickest method is to put a ball in it, and put it under your mattress over night. Then the next night, flip the glove inside out (without a ball) and put it under the mattress again. Repeat it rightside-in (with a ball) the next night, and you should be fairly well set.How can i increase the velocity of my 4 seam fastball?
There is a product made by Mizuno that looks like a tube of toothpaste. You can usually purchase it a sporting goods store. This stuff is AMAZING!! You rub it in 3 or 4 times over a few days wrap a ball inside it and tie it up then let it sit overnight. The glove will be so soft and broken in it'll look like you've had it forever! I actually used it on my dad's old first base mans glove which he hadn't taken out for nearly 20 years, it was like it hadn't missed a game. HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!!I hope this helps!
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