Custom Infield Baseball Glove

Step onto the diamond with a Custom Glove from Goin Yard, a true blend of artisanal craftsmanship and groundbreaking performance.   

Japanese kip leather and American kip leather each have their own strengths and considerations. Let’s break it down:

1. Japanese Kip Leather:

   • Advantages:
     • Quick Break-In: Japanese kip leather is thinner and more supple, allowing for faster break-in time.
     • Unique Grain Pattern: It has a distinct grain pattern that many players find attractive.
     • Good Performance: Professional players often favor Japanese kip leather for its performance.
     • Cold Weather Tolerance: It remains flexible in colder temperatures.
   • Considerations:
     • Cost: Japanese kip leather gloves tend to be more expensive.
     • Durability: While durable, it may not be as robust as cowhide.

2. American Kip Leather:

   • Advantages:
     • Durability: American kip leather is thicker and more durable.
     • Affordability: Cowhide gloves are generally less expensive.
     • Longevity: They can withstand more abuse over time.
   • Considerations:
     • Break-In Time: Cowhide gloves take longer to break in.
     • Stiffness in Cold Weather: They may stiffen up in colder climates.

Ultimately, the choice depends on personal preference, position, and budget. If you prioritize quick break-in and performance, Japanese kip leather might be better. For durability and affordability, American kip leather is a solid choice. Consider your playing style and needs when making your decision!