Product Specifications

• Brand: ZETT

• Material: US Steerhide Leather - Selected Grain

• Length: Approx. 230 cm

• Key Function: Replaces worn or torn laces, preserves glove structure, and extends glove lifespan

• Application: Suitable for all types of natural leather baseball and softball gloves

The Backbone of Your Glove: US Steerhide Leather for Structural Rigidity

A glove's laces are the vital framework that maintains its stiffness and pocket shape. Over time, high-impact catches, sweat, and dirt cause laces to dry out, stretch, or snap.

When a lace loses its tension, the glove's pocket collapses, which can severely compromise your catching grip and field safety.

The ZETT Glove Lace is crafted from select US Steerhide leather, chosen by specialists for its exceptional tensile strength and durability.

With a generous 230cm universal length, it provides plenty of material to easily repair fingers, pockets, or webbings. This lace allows players to quickly restore their glove's original stiffness and prevent structural deformation.

Three Core Highlights - Why It's a Must-Have:

Select US Steerhide Leather:

Made from dense, highly resilient US steerhide that offers superior resistance to stretching and tearing. It is built to withstand sweat and sun exposure without becoming brittle, ensuring long-lasting defense.

230cm Universal Extra-Long Cut:

Designed with an ample 230cm length to handle complex re-lacing tasks. Whether you are patching up a torn pocket, strengthening the fingers, or doing a complete glove overhaul, one single lace provides plenty of coverage.

Deformation Prevention:

Regularly replacing aged, loose laces restores the glove's original tension and shape. It prevents the leather from collapsing or warping, ensuring your pocket remains perfectly broken-in and ready for action.

Pro-Recommended 4-Step Glove Re-Lacing Guide:

• Inspect: Examine the worn, cracked, or broken sections of your glove. We highly recommend taking clear photos of the original lacing pattern before removing any old pieces.

• Remove: Carefully pull out the damaged laces using a lacing needle or puller. Take this opportunity to brush away any dust, dirt, or debris trapped inside the lace holes.

• Weave: Sharpen or split the end of the new lace to easily thread it through a lacing needle. Follow your reference photos to weave the lace through the holes, keeping the smooth side facing out and ensuring it does not twist.

• Adjust: Once threaded, gently pull and adjust the tension throughout the newly laced section. Make sure the glove opens and closes naturally, then tie off the ends securely and trim any excess lace.