Can the glove hold a baseball, like can I use it as a baseball stand?
1002643
Yes it can hold the ball, it is a good size for the ball. however you will need to balance the glove, otherwise the ball will slip off.
1002644
It is probably big enough to fit a baseball, but I don't think it will stay in it by itself.
1002645
It's big enough to hold a baseball, but it's angled such that you'd need something to secure it to the palm of the glove. (Maybe museum gel? Not sure if that would actually adhere, though.) The photo shown is not very accurate, either - it's more of a metallic gold color, and it is stiffer in real life than this photo makes it seem like.
1002646
Yes you can but you may have to use a small piece of double sided tape. The ball stayed in the glove without it at first but occasionally it would fall out so I used the small piece of tape and it hasn't moved since. It looks great, hope this helps!
80607
I don't know. I use it to hold on to my racquetball racquet as I don't wear a glove
1499641
Yes. I bought this and used the top tier for a giant baseball. Worked great!
910375
You can use it with a catcher's glove or a regular glove. There are instructions on how to set up both. Gaps are not an issue.
2083501
it is only supposed to be used with small (ping pong) size soft baseballs (but I have hand pitched some baseballs to my son in there and it is fine but you should not let the real baseball hit the poles). Ours has not fallen down and we set it up in January. It is fine for our purposes but it is not really sturdy. We had to use bungie cords to open the hole to get it the right height for the pitching machine but it works. It was the batting cage that we could afford.
128388
I don't see why not. They are excellent and have served me well. I have been depolyed and seen a number of different gloves used. This is very good quailty and well worth the price.
713454
I don't see why not, but bear in mind it is for softball. The openings will allow a baseball to make contact with your face if hit.
409559
Hi.I'm not sure of the exact way but. I use a extra large batting glove and its still tight on me. My hand is 8.25 inches from the last line below my palm to the end of my middle finger. I hope that helps.
1917130
No. Infact I tried to bend it so that it could be and it defininetly is not meant to be used as a stand! You can kind of open it and it will stand up, but the slightest jiggle knocks it down.
1712149
It will but takes a long time. When I was younger and playing baseball, I placed a ball in the glove, worked saddle soap into the leather glove and eventually, it ,made the glove soft
1957269
I didn't try that, I just held it in my hand. However, if you look closely at the photo you'll notice there is a pole sticking out of it. So I'm guessing you could.
777976
Yes, you can hold it in your hand like a book which is normally how I use it. However, if you would like to make it stand (upright like a book) on its own, it is not very sturdy and it will most likely fall in a minute or two.
2160586
If you are talking about a leather work glove, the answer would be no. The grip is substantial but not big enough for thick gloves. It would work with rubber gloves or thin gardening gloves.
564847
It comes with a baseball. I do not think you can adapt a softball to the setup.
2241244
Yes you can. I wear gloves often and it doesn't interfere with the operations of the device.
235820
The description show the way, left or right hand throw, other description show right or left hand catchIn your case you need left hand throw or right hand catch...I throw with the right hand and catch with the left hand, I bought, "Wilson A360 Series Slow Pitch Glove (13-Inch, Right-Handed Throw)" good luck
630909
No not really. It is a thin nylon sleeve used for compression or like to prevent dirt/burn marks when sliding while playing baseball.