Ice Cream Glove Full Review and Ground Balls 

Yessir!

So true, it makes me so happy when this guy uploads I got nervous when it took longer then normal

@@Shea12186 😁

Absolutely!

@@ballglovekingdoes this glove run small

Apply a light coating of conditioner to maintain the leather. Most ballglove leathers use a compression process to apply a dye. Depending on the color, the dye molecules can dissipate over time if the leather has extended exposure to UV or isn’t properly conditioned.

Absolutely a fun design! If they make some moves in the next couple years to upgrade the leather and shape, they’ll potentially become a name brand company when we think of gloves

@@ballgloveking would you say its good for outfield considering the deep pocket

A great glove with nice decently stif leather

I did it for you

Just gotta use it a ton bro! A slow break in often leads to a long lasting glove!

No, I have a friend who has one that's new and it's horrible material

I just got a bloodline edge the other day, I absolutely love it so far, the leather is like nothing I’ve ever felt before and I’ve had pro preferreds, hohs, 44s, a200s, a2ks and while ids different, I would say I prefer it. The ONLY complaint I have about it is that the palm liner feels loose. I don’t personally mind it but it is something to keep in mind.

What city in the USA that the Patriots glove made in?

Somewhere in northern california

@@taryndeclyn1474 is there a white inside the handstall that states where it is made? I am just curious. Thx

@@hiiro24 if you’re curios give them a call. Easy to get them on the phone and ask whatever you would like

@@hiiro24 cottonwood CA

They’re called the Nuke Canyon Sandals 👌

That would be a good video

They're talking out the arse. A number of fantastic second basemen used 11.75. Dustin Pedroia and Brandon Phillips are two that come to mind, despite their game models for sale being 11.5. What you need at second is a shallow pocket for quick transfers. You field with palm and heel of the glove and not the pocket anyway. You should be very comfortable with your glove up the middle. If that glove is bigger than average, then so be it. I'm by no means a good player by pro standards, but coming from experience at middle infield (especially at second) and being under sized, I've played with both and like both. Use what you're comfortable with and what you play well with.

@Island Monkey Yeah, when I customized the glove I made sure to give it a shallow pocket. I just like the extra length to be able to field it cleanly with a little less effort

options to choose from in leather quality . Don’t take one review to make your decision, I have 3 of these gloves.. love them!!

From my understanding it’s actually the guys from athletes brand that started Aria, I’m not 100% sure but I think that may be correct

@@ballgloveking hmm I didn't know that, you might be right but from what I understood they were separate things. Hard to confirm because the Aria brand likes to keep their founders anonymous.

@@ballgloveking I wish Lazer Pro their original manufacturer because I feel like their older gloves always looked more crisp but I still haven't gotten my hands on any of their stuff.

@@SanFranFan30 The Ball Glove King is correct, we did invent the Ice Cream Glove and gave Athletes Brand and Lazer Pro the license to use the ice cream glove for sale first. This is why they don't sell the Ice Cream glove anymore. They used a different factory that just wasn't up to the quality we needed or that Jazz Chisholm required. The glove leather was chosen by Jazz, and the single hinge closure was also chosen by Jazz so this glove is built for Jazz.

@@ARiAbyX plz make your leather like wilson a2k leather

I feel like it will be a bit loose for him so can I just request for a smaller size?

Please respond to my comment with in the next couple of days so if I need to cancel the order I will.

Out of nearly 10k gloves sold this past year, we've only had around 15 gloves break. We offer a 1 year defect warranty and a 30 day return policy so that you can see the quality yourself. the Bible glove is the game glove of big league pitcher Luke Weaver, and around 50 minor league players as well.

Yeah but it had messed up audio so it got taken down

That’s odd bro I’m not so sure. Often people don’t take care of their gloves well so that could be it. Or just a fluke of some kind

@@ballgloveking it’s one that I personally created through Wilson. It was last September and the glove is just weird and Wilson won’t do anything about it.

@ballgloveking has already reviewed one of our gloves! The video caption was something along the lines of “stop buying wilson/Rawlings until you’ve watched this video” or something to that effect. 👍👍👍

@@patriotglovecompany funny that I watched that awhile ago and totally forgot about it. I’m the next city to the north of you so I’ll reach out to connect and see what I like. Thanks Matt.

@@VegasGuy1975 reach out anytime!

@@patriotglovecompany I’ll shoot you a call in the next couple days. 😀

Japanese Kip

The laces aren’t great yeah, I’ve also learned that some of the problem is the shape of the glove. It’s like a funnel to the web so balls keep stretching out that leather

I have his glove sitting in my office… I need to make the video!

Dude I know!

I got the gloves and I had to replace it in 2 months the leather on the pocket looks exactly like the guy in the video cuz I got the same blue one. The design is fire but I should've just bought a Wilson or a heart of the hide

This leather is worse than 44’s for sure. I know they are both referred to as kip leather but it is different grades of kip leather The same way that pro preferreds are kip but they are clearly higher quality than 44 leather

For $400 you should be getting A2K or PP Leather

Right, I understand that they need to use somewhat cheap leather to make it affordable but it’s gotta get better!

@@ballgloveking doesnt jazz chisholm use one?

@@seanh512 It was built to Jazz's specs and was quality enough to have him leave his previous glove deal.

@@ARiAbyX doesn't excuse the leather quality...

Only problem with Nokona is that their least expensive glove is around $400.

@@v8dreaming no arguments there. American made though. It’s a steep price but the glove should last a lifetime.

That’s a good problem to have