Arkansas Glove Relacing

This is North Little Rock baseball player glove #2. For this glove he wanted Chestnut colored lace and it ended up looking great.

This North Little Rock baseball player brought me two identical gloves to relace. This is glove #1 and had mismatched laces due to random repair jobs over the years. If your glove has mismatched laces reach out and we’ll get it looking new again.

This glove owner wanted vanilla cream lace to replace the very dry black lace on the glove. While no laces were broken on this glove the lace was so dried out it was sure to happen soon. A good clean, condition, and relace and this glove is back ready for the field.

This Softball Mama reached out to me to relace her daughters brand new college softball glove…with the request to keep the laces longgggg. Yellow was an absolute great choice and it turned out great!

Be sure to check the last picture to see how thin the stock lace is when compared to the lace I use.

Super interesting Mizuno glove with a bunch of broken laces. This glove doesn’t spiral the whole web so it’s easier for young hands to close and quicker to break in. The stock laces on this glove were very thin.

Talking with the glove owner we decided to ditch the triple X lace patter on the web and went with a double X with doubled up lace. This should make this glove much stronger as he heads to 9u ball.

Ok, this will be a tough one.

Late last winter my Aunt and Uncle sent me a glove to clean up and relace. My cousin’s glove that hadn’t been used since 1998 after his Junior year of Varsity baseball at Seekonk High School. That summer, him and two of his friends drowned in a canoeing accident and the glove has sat in storage ever since.

Eric was the most talented baseball player I ever knew. Ever since we were in kindergarten he was ten times the player I was. One of his early little league teams was named the Expos and he ended up receiving the league trophy for “Most Homeruns”. I considered myself a good baseball players, but when we played wiffle ball together, he would crush me. Some kids just got it, and he sure had it.

This glove, was dusty, dirty, and pretty dried out. I gave it a good cleaning, conditioning, and relaced it in Seekonk Warrior Blue. I miss you and love you Eric. I’m going to put this glove to good use and go play catch with my kids.

This oldie but a goodie is about 30+ years old and has been kept in great shape. It got brought out of retirement a couple of years ago but the dried out laces were no match for the bullpens it was catching.

I cleaned this glove, but this glove barely needed it. It was the conditioning that brought this glove black to life and made the color of the glove really pop. A full relace and this mitt is back and ready for action. There’s few gloves that make me sad to give it back to the owner but I’m adding this one to the list and scouring ebay for one of my own 😁

Wait until you see how this next glove turned out!