i have a nice, expensive mizuno softball glove but it's very stiff.
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There are many manufacturers that make leather softeners/conditioners.  My favorite is made by Nokona and comes in a tube which looks similar to a toothpaste tube.  I think the best way to break in a glove is to use this conditioner, work it into the glove, and shape the pocket with a softball.  Use the glove as much as you can at home or just sitting in front of the TV pound it with a ball.  There is no quick fix to break in or condition good leather.  Don't try all the off the wall things you might hear like baking it in the oven, or soaking it in water, etc. Those things not only will not soften it, but will damage the leather.  Patience and a lot of use will give you a glove you can use and keep for many years.  And don't forget to condition the leather even after it is broken in to keep it soft and keep it from drying out.
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You should try Luxilon Big Banger Alu Power (with or without Rough - the textured version).  It's the new craze right now and it's being used by a lot of top pros (Federer on his mains, Safin, Hewitt on his mains, Agassi, Dementieva)  It's good because it is partially made out of polyester, which is normally very durable.  Other polyesters may feel a little boardy, but this string is a bit softer as long as you follow their stringing instructions. (10 lbs. less, I believe)  It also has a lot of spin on the ball because the strings practically don't move when you hit with them.  This adds to how much you can bite into the ball to produce that spin.\nWell, hope you have fun.
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With a good glove, soaking in water is great..then dry.  The only problem with Neatsfoot oil is that it drys the leather eventually.  Go to a Tack Store or Pet Supplies and find something called Bag Balm.  It is a salve and used on cattle...so it works well on cowhide :).  I have a 40 year old Wilson A-2000 that is still soft and supple and I used Bag Balm to lubricate the entire glove once a year and the pocket after each game or practice.  After it dries and you oil it.  Beat the pocket with the fat end of a baseball bat to soften the pocket even more....and playing catch with it is always good.
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I personally have been playing volleyball for a long time and i have tried over half a dozen different kinds of kneepads. I find that the best pair are Mizuno VS-1. They are not as bulky as some but they provide excellent protection. I have knee problems and i think that these pair work the best with providing protection especially when sprawling. good luck <3 :D
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try different sizes\n\n:> peace\n.
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More rosin, yes, and try using more weight from the arm. And perhaps even the hair is still not tight enough. Probably more rosin (a good brand is Nymans) will do.
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The flexpoint seems to not do it for me.  like it will bend for me, and i swing fast too.\n\nThe 03 looks interesting.  i see it cupping and putting more bite on the ball
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I have never heard of a maxium glove size in baseball, but it may be different for different leagues.  Its usually not to your advantage using a softball glove in baseball because the deep pocket makes it hard to get the ball out fast.  If you are just using it to play catch or rec ball, its not a big deal.  Also it depends on how big it is too.  I know they make smaller softball gloves.  If it happens to be a 11" or 12" its not that big anyways.
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if they're leather then try soaking them in a lot of hand cream. this is only speculation as ive never tried to resurect batting gloves i usually just replace them. good luck.
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Make sure it's a fully inflated indoor ball. It's easier to palm indoor balls. Trim your nails so they won't get in the way. Stretch your fingers and grip the ball tight.\n\nPalming the ball is really just a matter of how big your hands are. The instructions above are only gonna help a little.
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this is a common problem , it  used to happen in the game of 8 ball a lot, I relize you are talking about snooker but with other games the ball in hand rule elimates the possibility of scratching on prurpose .
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maybe you could go to a sports doctor they are usualy helpfull and can give good advice ,you could go to a regular shop specialize in sports (better if specialize in tennis but those one are hard to find in the USA).\nMake sure the racket you have is not too long,that might sound silly but try to put the bottom of the racket under your armpit and make sure your fingers can reach the very end of the top of the racket.you said your racket has a oversized handle can your grabb the handle goes all the way around? i mean like if there is a big space between your thumb and the other finger you might have a harder time for a good grip.\nabout brand there almost all the same now days just,if you wanna good quality you have to put the price and anything under 75 dollars is not going to be that good.
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Go to a sport shop, get oil for your glove.  Rub it in really good, and bend and twist the glove to loosen it up.  Then you need to put a ball in the web and tie it up.  Make sure you line the edges of the glove up when you close it.  Put it under your mattress over night.  The next day, cut the string bend and twist it, play catch and repeat above at night again and again.
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USE THE DANG GLOVE...oil it up, put a ball in it, rubber band it.  Those are all goood things to do, but how is the glove going to mold to your hand if its never been on your hand?\nOil it once, let it sit with the ball in it.  Put the ball in the webbing of the glove and wrap the finger part, pinky, into the thumb.  Rubber band it and let it dry.  Then go play catch.\nAfter about 2-5 days of this the glove will be set to play with.
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Try Reyes gloves 14 0z for punching power...or Everlast 16oz gloves for more technical skill boxing
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get some c*ck rings, the pressure they deal out to those areas most sensitive helps to prolong the stiffy, but you're going to have a lot of choices, so ask for help and advice from the store, don't worry, they have been asked every kind of question, and still must be professional in sales, and not in the least embarrassing
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You can buy Adidas Fingersave gloves... These kinds of gloves have a plastick filliment in every single finger to strengthen you hand when saving... I bought my brother some for his birthday and he thinks they are awesome... They are however quite expensive... Your looking at around 60 quid! Have a look on ebay and you can get some new ones for around 40! They are worth the pennys...