Fix That Glove
| Author: Paul Barrs
Price: $14.99 |
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This baseball ebook will teach you how to get that baseball glove fixed on the spot. Learn how to fix a baseball glove in a crucial situation. Learn how to re-lace, patch, clean and lubricate baseball gloves. Fixing baseball gloves by yourself will also save you money and the pain of breaking in a new glove.
About the Author
Paul Barrs started fixing gloves years ago for his daughter's softball teammates. Through trial and error, he developed a unique expertise that made him well known to the baseball community in his local area and earned him the nickname "The Glove Doctor".
Overview
The author has provided guidance on how to fix a baseball glove. Believe it or not there is a need for experts that can re-lace a glove in an instant. Having the ability to fix baseball equipment can save you money and make you a hero. The document is a step-by-step instruction manual to fix that broken glove. It has before and after pictures of gloves that were fixed.
Breaking in a baseball glove can be expensive unless you do it yourself. This is probably one of the two biggest reasons to repair your baseball glove or catcher's mitt. Relacing, cleaning and conditioning is cheap compared to buying a new glove and it is not that hard to fix and clean up your glove.
Breaking in a new baseball glove can take some time. If you broke the laces on your glove in the middle of the season, it's more than an inconvenience because you then have to break in a new one. New, expensive baseball gloves with the "real" leather can take a whole off-season to break in. If you're like most baseball players, you have no intention of getting a new, stiff one to replace the one that needs re-lacing.
