Left Hand Baseball Mitt
For right-handed throwers, a Left Hand Baseball Mitt provides the fit needed to catch with the left hand and throw with the right. Browse Hibbett’s selection of baseball gloves and mitts to find available options for practices, games and players at different experience levels.
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A blue and red glove crafted from full grain pigskin leather with Powerclose™ Technology for easier catching.
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A premium black Steerhide leather glove offering durability, quick break-in, and a secure, comfortable fit.
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A premium Steerhide leather outfielder glove offering durability, quick break-in, and a personalized left-hand fit.
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A premium black Steerhide leather outfielder glove offering durability, comfort, and a secure, professional fit.
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A premium tan pitcher’s glove crafted from Deguchi Kip leather for durability, comfort, and personalized fit.
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A premium black first base mitt crafted from Deguchi Kip leather for durability, comfort, and pro-level performance.
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A tan outfielder glove crafted from premium Deguchi leather, offering professional-level durability and a personalized fit.
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A black and tan full-grain leather glove with ParaShock palm pad for enhanced comfort and impact absorption.
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A red and black glove crafted from full grain pigskin leather with PowerClose Technology for easy catching.
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A black and tan full-grain leather glove with ParaShock palm pad for superior comfort and impact absorption.
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A tan full grain leather glove with a ButterSoft Palm liner for enhanced durability, feel, and comfort.
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A black and brown full grain leather glove with a ButterSoft Palm liner for enhanced comfort and durability.
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A premium green Steerhide leather outfielder glove offering quick break-in, professional lace, and superior comfort.
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A black and tan glove crafted from Bio Soft Leather with a versatile pocket and padded thumb slot.
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A black and tan outfield glove crafted from Bio Soft Leather for exceptional feel and firm control.
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A green utility slowpitch softball glove crafted from Bio Soft Leather with advanced padding and professional lacing.
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A black and tan glove crafted from Bio Soft Leather, offering firm control and a versatile break-in.
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A white and grey softball glove crafted from Bio Soft Leather with a centered pocket and impact-absorbing palm pad.
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A white and grey softball glove crafted from Bio Soft Leather for exceptional feel and versatile break-in.
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A black and grey full-grain leather glove with ParaShock palm pad, designed for left-handed fastpitch pitchers.
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A purple infielder softball glove crafted from Bio Soft Leather with a center pocket design and Parashock palm pad.
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A purple Bio Soft Leather outfielder glove engineered for female athletes, offering firm control and impact absorption.
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A white and grey softball glove crafted from Bio Soft Leather with a centered pocket and padded thumb slot.
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A grey premium Steerhide leather infielder glove engineered for female athletes, offering durability and a personalized fit.
Left Hand Baseball Mitt
A Left Hand Baseball Mitt is a practical choice for players who throw with their right hand and prefer to wear their glove on the left. Finding the right fit can make every catch feel more natural, whether the mitt is headed to a young player learning the basics, an experienced athlete preparing for another season, or a family member who enjoys weekend games at the park. Consider the player’s age, hand size, position and level of play before choosing a mitt. A smaller glove can help younger athletes control the ball, while older players may appreciate a roomier pocket, deeper web design or added structure for firmer catches. The best option should feel secure without squeezing the hand, and the fingers should sit comfortably inside the stalls without excess space.
Position plays an important role, too. Infielders often prefer a lighter, more compact design that helps them move quickly from catch to throw, while outfielders may look for additional reach and a deeper pocket to track fly balls. Pitchers can benefit from web coverage that keeps the grip less visible, and first basemen may need a specialized mitt built for scooping throws from the dirt. For young athletes, look for adjustable wrist closures and a manageable shape that does not feel bulky. A glove that is easy to close can help build confidence during practice, especially when a player is still learning how to line up the pocket, secure the ball and make a clean transfer.
A baseball mitt can be a thoughtful gift for a birthday, team celebration or the start of a new season. Before giving one, take a moment to learn whether the player throws with the right or left hand, since this determines which hand the mitt should fit. Once it arrives, regular use will help the leather or synthetic materials become more comfortable and responsive. Playing catch for a few minutes at a time, gently working the pocket and storing the mitt with a ball inside can help it develop a useful shape while keeping it ready for practice. Whether it lives in a busy equipment bag or comes out for relaxed games beneath the late-afternoon sun, a well-chosen mitt becomes part of the player’s routine—and often holds onto memories from every inning, catch and game-winning play.
FAQ
A left hand baseball mitt is worn on the player's left hand, allowing the player to throw with the right hand. It is commonly labeled for right-hand throwers.
Left hand baseball mitts are used across the diamond, including by infielders, outfielders, first basemen and pitchers. The ideal design depends on the player's position and defensive style.
A mitt typically has a solid catching surface without individual finger stalls, while a glove includes separate finger compartments. Catcher's mitts and first baseman's mitts are common examples of mitt designs.
Consider the mitt's web design, pocket shape, back style, wrist adjustment and leather or synthetic construction. Position-specific details can help players choose a design that suits how they field the ball.
Keep the mitt clean and dry, store it with the pocket shaped properly and use conditioner made for the glove's material when needed. Avoid leaving it in extreme heat or moisture, which can affect its shape and finish.
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