Outfield Baseball Gloves
Own the outfield. Secure every catch. Shop 12.25"–13" baseball outfield gloves designed for extended reach, deep pockets, and dependable ball security. Find the right glove to track down fly balls, close the gaps, and make confident catches at full speed.
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Jax Fielding Glove | LJ-10 | Outfield | Orange Tan | 12.5"
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Wilson 2025 Fall A2000 12.25" PF50SS Baseball Glove
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Baseball Glove ATS 77 (12.5 inch) Infield/Outfield/Pitcher
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ACE 70 (13 inch) Infield/Outfield/Pitcher
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Mizuno 313125 12" H Web Prospect Select Baseball Glove
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Buying Guide: Outfield Gloves
In the outfield, your glove is your reach. You need a long, deep pocket that acts as a secure trap for fly balls and snow-cone catches at the wall.
Standard Sizes: 12.5" to 13"
- 12.5-Inch: Often preferred by fast center fielders who want a slightly lighter glove for maximum speed.
- 12.75 to 13-Inch: The pro-standard for maximum reach on diving plays and balls hit over your head.
Pro Tip: Most outfielders prefer an H-Web or Modified Trap-Eze web because it allows you to see through the laces to track the ball into the pocket while shielding your eyes from the sun.
Common Questions
Can I use an infield glove in the outfield?
It is not recommended. Infield gloves are too short (11.5") and have shallow pockets, making it easy for high-velocity fly balls to pop out of the glove upon impact.
What is the difference between an H-Web and a Trap-Eze?
An H-Web is sturdy and maintains its shape well. A Trap-Eze acts like a sixth finger, creating a massive, flexible funnel that is excellent for high-difficulty catches.