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Here at Hit! Run! Score! we know that choosing the right baseball equipment is fundamental to playing your best baseball. We've put together a series of resources to make the buying decision a little easier. In this section you'll find equipment buyer's guides for most of our sports, and size and color charts to ensure you get the right product the first time.
'''How to Measure a Baseball Glove'''
Baseball gloves are measured by starting at the top of the index finger of the glove and measuring down the finger, along the inside of the pocket and then out to the heel of the glove. Use a flexible tape measure and allow it to "lay" in the pocket of the baseball glove as you measure. For first baseman gloves measure from the highest point on the glove in the same fashion as a fielders glove. All gloves are referenced for size by inches. Typically baseball gloves have a range from 9 inches (youth starter size) to 12.75 inches for adult outfield play. Catchers mitt sizes while expressed in inches are measured by circumference. Typically a baseball catchers mitt will measure in circumference from 30 inches (youth size) up to 34.5 inches with .5 inch incremental sizes in this range.
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