12 Inch Softball Glove

12 Inch Softball Glove

Check out our complete line of 12 inch softball glove models

The 12 Inch Softball Glove differs from the 12 Inch Baseball Glove. It does so in that despite female softball players on average having smaller hands than their male counterparts, the very fact that the ball is much larger in their sport warrants a larger glove. As a result, the 12 Inch Softball Glove is a mainstay for mostly every position. They have infielder, outfielder, pitcher, and first base models. Moreover, the earlier you purchase one in your career, the better off you will be. For even if you have not graduated onto the older divisions yet and your hand size confirms this, you will have the perfect transitional tool for practice use. So when your hand finally reaches the point where you can make a 12 incher your primary glove of choice, you will have already broken in a 12 inch glove and familiarized yourself with it. [product_tag tags="12-inch-softball-glove" orderby="popularity"]

Additional Features:

A specific example of a 12 Inch Softball Glove like the Rawlings Renegade includes:
  • Recommended for adult or elite player
  • 10% player break in
  • Basket Web forms a closed, deep pocket that is popular for infielders and pitchers
  • Modified conventional with Neo Flex back and Velcro strap
  • Pro Mesh shell with leather palm
  • Lefty and Righty models
This is just one in  vast sea of many 12 inch Softball gloves to choose from. So what are you waiting for? Come buy yours today. If you do, then you will learn what it means to become totally prepared before gameplay. Moreover, a 12 Inch Softball Glove plays so large that it should hold up for multiple years. Especially if you purchase it early enough to pose yourself a bit of a challenge. If you had bought a glove that exactly fit you, or maybe was beneath your hand size, from the onset, then you could have caused more damage to it and immediately. But with the 12 Inch Glove for the older aged youth and all adult divisions, the only damage being done is the batter's depleting batting average every time they hit the ball your way.