Softball Catcher's Gloves
Find a catcher’s mitt suited to your softball position and preferences, with a selection of sizes, web designs and materials to help you choose the right fit for practice, games and game-day readiness.
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Softball Catcher's Gloves
FAQ
A softball catcher's glove is designed with a rounded shape, a deeper pocket and sturdy webbing to help receive pitches and keep the ball secure. Unlike fielding gloves, it typically does not have individual finger stalls.
Closed webs are common because they provide a solid catching surface and help conceal the glove's pocket. One-piece and two-piece webs are popular options, with each offering a different feel when receiving pitches.
Leather is the most common material because it offers a structured feel and develops character over time. Some gloves combine leather with synthetic materials for a lighter feel and easier care.
Start by working the hinge points and forming the pocket with regular catching practice. Lightly conditioning the leather according to the manufacturer's instructions can help it become more flexible, while storing the glove with a ball in the pocket helps maintain its shape.
Brush away dirt after use, keep the glove dry and store it in a cool place away from direct heat. Use only glove care products recommended for its material, and periodically check the laces and webbing for wear.