Rico Custom Gloves

High end Japanese tanned USA kip leather ideally for pro or college players.

The advantages of Ultra series gloves:

• Tighter grain strength
• Lighter Weight
• Moisture wicking palm with sheepskin lining for wrist comfort
• Professional-grade rawhide laces provide maximum tear-resistance

Recommended For- Pro, College, and Elite HS players.

NOT Available in Youth Sizing

Japanese tanned USA Steer Hide leather which is stiff and durable to hold its shape, but takes a little time to break-in and be game ready.

The advantages of Star series gloves

• Durable
• Longer Lasting
• Steer hide requires a medium break in time
• Professional-grade rawhide laces provide maximum tear-resistance

Recommended for- All-levels - including pro or college level

Premium Cowhide leather that has a softer feel. It still requires a short break in period but takes less time to be game ready.

Advantages of Prime series

• Softer feel of leather
• Shorter break in time
• Premium cowhide leather
• Outstanding value

Recommended For All-Levels - especially good for youth for softer feel and shorter break in time.

Right Hand Throw gloves are for right handed players, so are worn on the left hand.

This is the most common option, and the correct choice for most players.

Left Hand Throw gloves are for left handed throwing players, so are worn on the right hand.

This option is only for southpaws, so be careful not to choose it by mistake.

Baseball gloves are available in a few more smaller sizes, and are the right choice for baseball from youth through professional levels.

Softball gloves need to be a little bit larger and are available in all of the larger size. This is the right choice for both Fastpitch and Slowpitch softball at all levels.

Our Classic Fielder is our most popular glove pattern, and is available in many sizes and options. It can be used for any position in baseball and softball other than first base and catcher.

Model 21 Fielder is our newest addition, and features three separate pieces of leather on each finger. This is commonly referred to as double or dual welting.

First Base mitts are designed for First Base only. Available in Closed or Open Back designs, and adult and youth sizing.

Catcher mitts are available for baseball in in four sizes.

Adult Sizing is the default design and is recommended for most players 13 and over. This sizing indicates a normal wrist opening, and is not related from the length of the glove, so is available across all glove sizes.

Youth Sizing is available on our Prime and Star Series, and has a smaller wrist opening and fit younger players better. We generally recommend Youth Sizing for players 9 to 12, although the best match can vary with larger or smaller hands.

Because they are intended for younger players, our Youth Sizing is not available in our stiffest leather Ultra Series, and is not available in some of our largest glove lengths that are too big for young players.

Fielder Glove Size measures the length of the glove from the bottom heel to the tip of the index finger.

The right size depends on sport, position, and preference. Infielders generally use 12 inch and under, and outfielders use 12 inch and over. Softball players need a longer glove to catch the larger ball, and most often choose gloves at least 12 inches.

First Base gloves are a default adult size for each of our two models, and a single smaller size for youth players.

Catcher gloves measure the length all the way around the circle of the glove. Most catchers prefer a medium size, but we have choices for those who prefer a little smaller or a little larger.