Under Armour Genuine Pro 11.5" Baseball Glove: UAFGGP-1150I Navy | Cream

There are hundreds of ways to break-in a ball glove, but how many are actually done the right way. A poorly broke-in glove can negatively impact an athlete's performance. The Glove Care Kit is designed to help you break-in your new glove the correct way and help maintain your glove from season to season. This package provides everything you will need to get the glove game ready in the shortest amount of time. What makes this package unique is the one-of-a-kind wooden break-in mallet with baseball bat handle. The mallets design creates maximum comfort while you to speed up the break-in time and form a correct pocket. Also featured is a black, 210 denier polyester sport pack for carrying or storing your glove and cleats, and an oversized shaping ball and two oversized shaping bands to help form the shape of the pocket. You will also receive glove oil of your choice and an applicator sponge that is specifically made for applying oils to leather. To help you break-in your glove we have included a brochure with steps, tips, pictures, and detailed descriptions to make this process as easy as possible. Now you can also follow along online with our Glove Care Video which goes into even more detail on how to break-in your glove. This is a unique package that cannot be found anywhere else.

DIRECTIONS:

(1) - First remove any existing dirt by wiping the glove with a clean, dry cloth.
(2) - When clean, rub a small amount of conditioner into the leather with hands or clean cloth.
(3) - Work it into the web, palm, laces, inside of the glove, & any other area that has become dry or is starting to crack.
(4) - When finished, place your glove in a warm, dry area (70 - 90 F) & allow the leather to absorb the conditioner for 24 hrs.
(5) - Re-treat your glove when you notice the leather is starting to dry out. Prior to the off-season, apply a light coat of conditioner to keep the leather from becoming brittle.

Note: Excessive glove conditioner/oil can damage or shorten the life of a new glove. Use it sparingly.