what is spalding airflex 12.5 baseball glove?
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It's a 12.5 inch baseball/softball fielding glove by the Spauding Sporting Goods Company.
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I am afraid it is awfully hard to find any information on the swallow brand.  For what it is worth I was able to find a swallow glove on sale for not much money.\n\nI hope this is helpful and I will keep looking!
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Football pants are usually tighter.  They are designed to hold padding against your thighs for when you get hit.  Baseball pants are designed to give and slip slightly on your skin for when you slide.
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I personally like the new DeMarini Venom...the weight on it is 26 oz but the length is only 32 in\n\nwe use one and the batspeed is incredible. the ball comes off the bat sounding almost muted which is what you want. if a bat "dings" when u hit with it, chances are you have got an internal crack.\n\nTry the venom..Its somewhat expensive but definitely worth the price!!
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Forget all those methods and listen closely.  Your new glove is something that needs to form around the way you want it.  Everyone likes there glove a different way.  Take a ball (either baseball or softball, depending on which sport you play and treat it with oils one night and let it sit for a little while.  After that take it and with that ball you got, catch the ball and close your glove how it feels comfortable.  Once thats complete, keep that form and remove your hand while placing the glove under the matress.  Leave it under there for the night and check on it in the morning.  Reset the glove and reoil again to make sure the form stays.
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i personally use neatsfoot oil. and it works great. it keeps the glove looking good, too. the oil allows the leather to stretch more without cracking and/or breaking. every once in a while i need to tighten the lacing up a bit, but i have yet to need to replace the lacing. also the glove i am currently using i bought in dec '93 to use during my high school sophomore season. i clean and oil it every off-season. i just recently acquired a new glove and will begin the process all over again, just in case my current glove gives out.
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Use it...and a little shaving cream, use about the size of a quarter for the first 3-5 days that you are going to use it.   DO NOT, I repeat DO NOT, put a ball in it and tie it with laces, rope, elastic, or whatever you'd tie it with.  You want the glove to mould to the shape of your hand from the inside out, and so it moves with your hand, after all it's to protect your hand, not to the shape of the ball outside in.  Whoever that person at sports authority who said to fold it inside out, should at the very least be fired for saying that, you want the glove to last a while I am assuming. You don't want the leather to get too stretched, let alone the damage it would do to your poor lacing.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_Gloves
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Buy an indoor/outdoor basketball made of premium-composite leather.  I suggest a Spalding or a Wilson.
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Easton made a bat called the Z-core several years ago...there were -5s and -8s...but i think that was before the rule changes only allowed the use of -3s in college and high school...after the rule change i think easton changed the model name to something else
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It's actually called a HoopsVibe Finger Sleeve. You can get 'em here: http://www.hoopsvibe.com/apparel_accessories/streetball_accessories/nike_finger_sleeve-ar17971.html
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Try webball.com they are not company affiliated and will give you thier reviews on the best gloves
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I also have a skinny hand, and I play softball. When I was twelve, I used a baseball glove because they are easier to control for smallish or skinniesh hands. I would recomend to you an 11.5 inch glove or a 12 inch glove. (P.s.- Mizuno and worth both make great gloves!)
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It is by Majestic it is a windbreaker that players use during warm ups, however I can not find it for sale on MLB or Majestic.
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If you mean USSSA do a search, they publish their rules online. They are not very comprehensive though.\n\nIf you mean ASA, or USA softball, those must be purchased from an ASA commisioner. Go to the ASA website (search ASA Softball) for more info. \n\nYou can also check in some sporting goods stores, I have seen the previous years books in some.
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WITH A GLOVE A BAT AND A BALL
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it depends on what you are going to be doing.  If you dont have to move around that much.   flanal long johns work great.  I wore them in baseball but can be a little constricting.  Underarmor has long johns too but they dont seem to be as warm but do hold in body heat pretty well.  If you are looking for light jackets.  they make a material that is like a trashbag material that pitchers use while warming up. I think its nylon.  It doesnt let any body heat out and works really well.  You can find them at most sports shops.