⚾️ TOFL Softball and Baseball Glove Lace Kit: Repair Your Catchers Glove with 2 Leather Laces and Lacing Needle Review

Tied my daughter's mitten because she really liked the mitten. Perfect. The color is so bright and vibrant. Did NOT run because I wet the stain to test. My 2 year old Rott couldn't break it during the tug of war, he tried lol! The needle stuck easily and stayed in place throughout the process, of course after threading the thread through the hole I pulled the rest out with string, not a needle. The diameter was a secure fit in the holes and it had good stretch for tying. The knots held well…

It was very easy to use this product as a replacement for the original lacing. At first I tried to follow the included instructions and pattern but got frustrated with the lacing kept coming off the needle. After several unsuccessful attempts, I decided to cut the leather lace at about a 15 degree angle, which left me about a 3/4 inch taper to thread it into the needle, rather than notching it as shown in the picture. I also used a small pair of needle noses. Pliers to slightly open some of the

My son plays lacrosse. I played baseball. There's no reason to deny father and son the opportunity to catch. I pulled my old Wilson out of the garage and fixed it, but the laces are badly rotten, especially on the toes. I ordered this lace set and ended up on YouTube for the details of lacing a Wilson model. The technique was fairly painless. The leather laces and needle worked great. When the tip came out of the needle, it usually happened after the needle went all the way through the row of…

This tool and skin is so easy to use that it does exactly what it promises. An utterly charming note from the owner that your prized and loved items need to be given the special attention they deserve. He writes about his favorite old glove, which I also repaired, and not only why it should be "tended" but also how to do it: like a quarter inch to a quarter inch, patiently and carefully. My only question/concern for the owner - I finally figured it out through trial and error - concerns the…

Had to fix my old glove so I could teach my son to catch and throw. Bought this TOFL kit and a Rawlings kit. I prefer TOFL and here's why. The TOFL kit includes 2 leather strips that are 72 inches long. The Rawlings kit includes one. TOFL skin is more elastic and thicker, about 1/8 inch or about 3 mm. Rawlings are slightly thinner and slightly stiffer. I could use Rawlings for heel wraps or palm lacing, but TOFL is better for toes. What I can say is that for my Rawlings glove, which is a simple