SPECIFICATIONS:
Tool Type: Baseball glove leather awl
Shaft: Hardened, tapered steel
Tip: Sharp point for controlled leather penetration
Handle: Solid stained hardwood, shaped for grip and leverage
Primary Uses:
Piercing leather to punch new lace holes
Opening, clearing, and realigning existing holes that have tightened, shifted, or collapsed
Compatibility: Baseball and softball gloves
Made in: USA
Everything you need to relace your baseball or softball glove. Core relacing tools, premium leather laces, and helpful instructions in one compact pouch.
The kit includes a complete selection of relacing tools, plus enough premium leather laces to finish a fielder's glove. Everything fits in a small, portable pouch—keep it at the bench or bring it along when gloves need attention on the go.
The laces are cut from American hide—the same ones we use in our shop. All components are made to the highest standards and sourced for durability, consistency, and long-term use. Every element in this kit is made in USA.
Perfect for first-time lacers or anyone who wants quality tools and laces ready when they need them.
FAQ
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This awl is used to pierce leather to create new lace holes and to open, clear, or realign existing holes during glove relacing and repair. It’s a foundational tool for preparing leather before lacing.
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An awl is used when a hole needs to be created, reopened, or adjusted. Needles are used after the hole is prepared, to pass lace through during relacing.
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GOLOMB tools are designed and used in our workshop by John Golomb, The Original Glove Doctor. Each tool reflects decades of hands-on glove restoration experience and is built for durability, control, and real-world performance. Made in the USA.
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Free shipping on orders over $60. Standard USPS delivery in 3-5 business days. 100% satisfaction guarantee with 30-day returns for exchange, credit, or refund.
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Questions about lacing your glove? First time relacing? Not sure which width or how many laces?
We've restored over 70,000 gloves and we're here to help you get it right.