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
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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