Rawlings Workhorse 950 Batting Gloves Review

When your child plays club ball, they often wear gloves. These gloves are favorites because they appear to be more durable - the skin on the fingers is slightly thicker than the others. In addition, the pad on the palm prevents the appearance of corns.

The product has XL tags but looks more like a medium size. This is the second pair ordered XL. The first pair was also very small but ordered a second pair thinking maybe I just received a mislabeled pair the first time. But the second pair arrived the same size. Too small. Size XL is more suitable for medium-sized gloves.

Really comfortable gloves, feel really good and the extra palm grip is a great addition. It was a bit bigger than I expected, so it didn't fit me perfectly. But the biggest problem is that after two uses these gloves are already disintegrating and falling apart! Also, the blue palm pad already "bleeds" into a normal glove. My previous gloves (Nike MVP Elite) lasted me 4 years! I am sending these back.

Will never order a pair of gloves again. When buying gloves, my number one concern is that they are comfortable when I'm swinging. I'm a Division 1 baseball player, so I do at least 100 swings a day, and as I got older in high school, I always had a horrible bloody blister on my non-dominant hand, on the inside of my palm at the hamate bone. Sometimes it got so bad it was almost impossible to rock, and I had to stop rocking for a few days until the wound healed. And once I was able to swing, it