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Alum tannage - Leather laces for baseball gloves
Extremely strong and slightly more firm than chrome: not appropriate for shoes or other products made in a heat setting process. Most commonly used for the lacing in baseball gloves.
Size:
This relacing kit includes 2 genuine cowhide leather strips, each 72 inches long (183 centimeters) and 4.8mm (3/16") wide. And 1 heavy duty lacing needle for ease of use.
Easy to use:
- Step 1: Cut the end of the lace
- Step 2：Twist several times into needle clockwise
- Step 3: Pull the needle through the hole
- Step 4: Tighten and tie off the ends of the lace, cut off any excess material
Availble in:
Most commonly used for the lacing in baseball gloves, boots shoes, hang lace in garden tools, b-b-q utensils and craft projects
COMPATIBLE WITH ANY BASEBALL GLOVE
This glove lacing kit is suitable for any type of mitt, whether it is a Mizuno, Rollins or Wilson. Also appropriate for craft projects, garden tools, bbq utensils and footwear or decorative apparel lacing.
Michael Brown
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2025
Exactly what i needed
Courtney Mathews
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
This kit worked well to salvage an infielders glove that has more life in it, just a broken lace. Saves a few hundred dollars!
sharon hagstrom
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
What an improvement!! Makes restringing gloves much easier.
Jose
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025
And is surprisingly easy to use.
MJ Poppyseed
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2024
I am a diy person so when my hubby needed his beloved softball glove restrung due to multiple breaks, I jumped right in. I watched a few videos and realized that the needle was more important than the puller for my application (just the heel) so I got this kit. One day shipping and I got to work! The laces are very strong so you can really crank and pull them. It's no different than hand sewing and I decided to wrap the ends instead of knotting them. I can't believe people pay others to do this! Once you watch a video about which direction to start/end and the order of the laces it's something that can be completed in 15 minutes. I finished it while watching Ted Lasso. I might now have a job for my hubby's entire softball team since once they break in a glove, they are not excited about buying a new one.
Bob
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2024
This worked just as advertised! It is good quality, and they give you enough length to repair several broken laces (but probably not enough to relace an entire glove which is fine since you don't need to do that all at once). It is a little difficult to relace gloves in general and this system works as well as any I have used before. It worked well and I would purchase this again when needed.
Ron Debranski
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024
Worked great. Used it to repair a vintage catcher’s mitt.
Jarrett Y
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2023
Lace easily cuts and threads into needle. Definitely nice to have in the ball bag just in case of emergency’s. The lace quality feels a bit different IMO. Not as good quality as tanners (rawlings), or Wilson lace. They seem more stretchy. Which can be a good thing, but the leather “feel” just feels too light. One side of the lace is also “shiny” and looks cheap. My buddies HOTH had some broken laces, and I ordered these to test quality, and because he didn’t care. They laced in the glove fine, and definitely did the job.Received in 2 days. Glove re-laced in an hour, and is ready to go to the field.5/5 shipping3/5 lace quality4/5 on overall transaction
Guillermo Miranda Vargas
Reviewed in Mexico on November 3, 2023
Excelentes ,una calidad premium
gabriel chua
Reviewed in Canada on October 4, 2023
Good quality leather strips. Laced my glove no problem. Enough for multiple gloves.
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