PATENTED & GAME-TESTED
All Batting Gloves
Baseball and softball batting gloves, with or without the web
A good batting glove should feel like nothing is between your hands and the bat. JAX batting gloves are made with 0.75mm Cabretta leather, thin enough to feel the handle and soft from the first swing, in youth and adult sizes for baseball and softball.
Three choices get you to the right pair:
- Pick your cuff. Strap Cuff has an extended double strap for extra wrist support. Pro Cuff has a single strap for a clean, traditional fit.
- Decide on the web. Our patented web is an option on select gloves. It sits between the thumb and index finger of your top hand, is made with D3O impact material, and helps reduce sting and over-gripping. Prefer a traditional glove? Choose No Web.
- Find your size. Measure from the base of your palm to the tip of your middle finger, then match it to our batting glove size chart. Between sizes? Go up one.
Every pair is backed by our 120-day glove guarantee, counted from the date of delivery.
Batting glove FAQ
Should I get batting gloves with or without the web?
Get the web if bat sting is a problem or you tend to squeeze the bat. If you like a traditional feel, go No Web. How to stop bat sting compares your options.
Which hand does the web go on?
Your top hand. Right-handed hitters wear it on the right hand, and left-handed hitters wear it on the left.
Are these gloves for baseball or softball?
Both. Sizing and fit are the same, so use the same chart.
How should batting gloves fit?
Snug, not tight. You want full movement in your fingers, with no loose material in the palm or fingertips. JAX gloves have a tailored fit.
What's the best leather for batting gloves?
For most hitters, Cabretta. It's soft, thin and strong. Our batting glove leather guide compares it with goatskin and synthetics.