Outfield Gloves
Chasing balls in the gap calls for reach. Outfield gloves are longer (12.5" to 12.75") with deep pockets and H-webs for tracking fly balls and squeezing them on the run. If you also see time in the dirt, compare an infield glove for quicker hands.
How to choose: most outfielders run 12.5"-13" with an H-web for visibility on fly balls; size up for reach, down if you value control.
Outfield gloves are generally larger (12.25" to 12.75") to provide maximum reach and help track down long balls, though some players prefer a 13" for even more coverage.
Outfield gloves have a deeper pocket to secure high-speed balls, while infield gloves are smaller for a quick transfer.
H-web or basket web patterns are often preferred for their depth and stability on tough catches.
A slightly more robust leather offers better durability and control on long balls — or skip the wait with our Mitt Master service to get it game-ready fast.











































