I Tested American VS Japanese Baseball Gloves [HUGE DIFFERENCE] 

Hi 👋 I got a A2000 for this

Can u break in my glove

@ballgloveking could u do a Javier Baez glove break in vid

How do I flare the thumb and pinky on my glove

@@Charlotte-tr2pv you just have to curl them outwards with your hand, if you do it often enough they'll eventually stay flared on their own

Good work Jaxon, this is exciting my man!

Is Jax your company

@@Imhunter61 man ，Jax is from Taiwan not Japan , please cheak it out , it just in the form of Japanese style

YOU ARE WELCOME!

Hope you enjoy it bro!!

How would you go about breaking it in? I know you said that it comes pretty broken in, but would you just play catch? Thanks for the help!

love the 1810

Marucci makes solid gloves 👌

Great comment that wraps it all up! Thanks Ethan!

@@ballgloveking Jax is not a Japanese brand , man . They build this product in Japanese style but it did constructed in Taiwan

@@ballgloveking More to mention is that you should better try out their customized gloves , really fantastic , with good quality and nice holding ability . For some other reasons , I also try out some Chinese customized brand , and they are also cheap and pretty good , trust me for sure , they won't make you disappointed .

@@ballgloveking Have to say that there is more brands for you to explore their value , not only this few , especially when you got a wall of gloves like me , you would know what is going on there , customized gloves is the core of a brand , by trying out their top series , you would be able to have a better perspective to those brand and the style they produced the glove . By the way , please keep filming these videos for baseball , there is a plethora demands for this kind of videos for the people all over the world to join this sport . Support from a previous (not official) baseball player

It’s so good bro, have fun!

if you're on the small side I'd say something like a Rawlings R2G HOH PRO-200 or a Wilson A1000 1786. Bigger side I'd say get a Wilson A2000 1786 or 1716. Rawlings would be a HOH PRO-200 but avoid R2G

@@ballgloveking Thank you!

They are solid gloves but overpriced a little. Not bad if you can get a discount!

Leather is buttery, but I found it to be thinner than a hoh or a2000. My least favorite out of the Rawlings, Wilsons, Maruccis, and Mizunos I've owned.

Yeah man! I try my best to keep up with the questions. thechrisbangert@gmail.com

@@ballgloveking thanks! I sent my question

Same quality or better. The more time I’ve spent with the glove the more I’ve enjoyed it

Sanchez is 33.5" so it's just half an inch bigger

Great glove 👏👏

Sadly relacing is really complicated and can’t be wrapped up into one video. Maybe I can do a relacing tips video though.

@@ballgloveking Could you give me some pointers on how to break in a really stiff Rev 1 X

don't give up on it bro! using water will help fix any mistakes you've made in the past

Look for the same Jax that makes the batting gloves

PP are great 👌

IMO, 44 quality is very inconsistent. I have three 44 gloves (pitcher, outfielder, and a catchers mitt). From a scale from one to ten (ten being perfection), the outfielder glove is an eight/nine, the pitcher's glove is a six/seven and the catchers mitt is a two (nearly unusable). Since Pro44 gloves are customized, I don't think I can return the catchers mitt for refund. To minimize risks, I will be sticking with the major glove brands (Wilson, Rawlings, etc.). Best wishes to you in your glove search.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen that 🤔

Ok just wondering I thought Rawlings making that a option is pretty cool I looked up online and saw nobody with one even on RU-vid but everything’s on youtube

I’d go with BPB, what I’ve learned is that BPB is actually better for the leather. With that being said conditioning your glove is better than not doing it at all!

What was it about Sarna that turned you away somewhat? I read up on the ingredients in Sarna and I am not too keen on the DMDM Hydantoin in it.

So I dip it then do a bunch of mallet work and hand work with it. After that it dries for 48 hours before touching it again

Dude I can’t take it off my hand

glad it helped!

Making a video addressing that VERY soon!

while it's wet! and then a small amount more after it is dry

@@ballgloveking ok, thank you! I’m doing this 😊

just move them where you want whenever you are fiddling with the glove

No majorly just like in catch

It’s definitely possible. Just clean off the glove as best as possible. You don’t want it to be too dirty or gross

@@ballgloveking thanks

Also love the vids

That would so cool!

Not a bad idea!!

There’s so many bro! I think it’s best to learn what your favorite pattern is not necessarily the brand. Like if you love a one hinge flat glove. There’s a ton of glove brands that will have a glove you love

been seeing that request a good amount lately 🤔

Yes!

great glove for the price!

It’s confusing but that isn’t the right comparison. It’s more like the difference between a 44 and a HOH. The difference isn’t the leather it’s the quality in all the materials used + how it’s put together

jax has a website but they mainly sell batting gloves so it might be confusing

@@ballgloveking thanks I found it and they were out of all gloves.

So this Jax is a real Japanese glove and it shows. It’s one of the best gloves I own. To be clear Jax is an American brand who found a Japanese manufacturer

Mizuno often does limited drops

Also I got the same glove you shot

sick glove design my guy! That's sad though man. Have you tried tightening the wrist laces?

you can tighten the wrist strap

@@Bitzerrrthere is no strap

@@Shorty_baseball which model did you get?

44 Japan select is not Japanese. It’s shaped like a Japanese glove which is cool but it has no other similarities to Japanese glove’s. This Jax is far better in overall quality

You sir are my favorite person rn 🫡😂

what do you think about it? and doest it compare to a A2000 or heart of the hide

Or, do absolutely none of this nonsense and just use the glove. Guaranteed to break it in AND form to your hand.

it'll dry, I give about 48 hours to let it fully dry

Mr Mikey sir. Just a suggestion but maybe consider not making controversial comments on topics you are not educated in. With that being said, using your glove is a great way to break a glove in. Using the water dip method helps you reach the point of using a glove sooner. Have a splendid day Mr.

I agree with allowing the leather to dry for at least 48 hours. The problem with dipping is that most modern day gloves have a lot of man made materials (i.e. foam, felt, etc.) that are very difficult to get dried in 48 hours. I have been repairing and breaking in gloves for the last 40 years. While I agree that wetting the leather using hot water is probably the fastest way to mold the pocket, form other aspects of the glove and loosen up the lacing, I wouldn’t recommend dipping modern gloves.

justgloves.com my guy

Website is being updated, it’s coming back!

Had to remake the entire website so I’m currently recreating the glove list 👌

@@ballgloveking thank you i was looking for it yesterday trying to find it for catchers gloves. keep up the good work i love the channel and watch every video