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| Oct. 19, 2008 team55 Women's 50 24 posts | outfoielder's glove Does anyone use a glove with a trapeze web? Does the web make any difference? |
| Oct. 20, 2008 #6 Men's 60 1173 posts | team55: The only glove I play with has a trapeze web. I don't know if it makes a difference , but I play SS and love my glove. Hope it helps. |
| Oct. 20, 2008 4x4 Men's 65 601 posts | I used to use one many years ago and loved it... This year I got the Rawlings 13.5" model and it immediately became a favorite at 1st, 3rd, some outfield. I think the 6 finger gives a little deeper pocket due to the cut of the glove and the ball tends to "stick" a little better. I was worried at first that the ball might squirt out at the top of the web on a snow cone but it seems to stay put just fine. I can only think of one ball that was just sizzled that hit the top of the glove that kept going - couldn't tell you if a different web would have caught that one or not. For the outfield you should love it. You see a lot of them now being used in the MLB. Hope that helps, Pete 13 |
| Oct. 22, 2008 klondykeKat Men's 55 1 posts | I have used a trapeze since 1966 and I have all ways like the look and the pocket it forms. It has always been a great infielder’s glove for me. I have two for the infield. Personally I have never seen a ball go thru the webbing. |
