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Marucci
Marucci Glove Mallet
$39.99
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Product Description
The Marucci Glove Mallet is the recommended tool for breaking in and shaping a fielding glove the old-fashioned way — no oil, no ovens, and no shortcuts that break down leather over time. Handcrafted from top-quality maple, it lets players and coaches form a deep, game-ready pocket exactly where they want it on any fielding glove.
Key features & specs:
- Length: 14-inch mallet for controlled, targeted pounding
- Material: handcrafted from top-quality maple for durability
- Purpose: breaks in and forms the glove pocket naturally
- Method: no oil or oven required, protecting the leather's integrity
- Use: shapes the pocket, web, and hinge points on any fielding glove
Coach's tip: pound the pocket and hinge points while a ball is seated inside to speed up break-in and lock in a consistent shape, then finish the job with regular catch. Keep the mallet in good condition by storing it in a dry place, wiping off dirt after use, and inspecting the maple periodically for cracks.
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