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Zett Baseball Gloves: For Players Who Set the Pace of the Game

Every glove from Zett is made with attention to what matters on the field—fit, feel, and response. No flash, just gear that keeps up when the game gets fast.

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Softball Grab Gloves by Zett

Softball Grab Gloves

Black and pastel brown leather glove for kids, left-hand throw.

Soft Baseball  Gloves by Zett

Soft Baseball Gloves

Left-hand throw glove, natural and artificial leather.

Pro State Gloves by Zett

Pro State Gloves

Leather infield glove for right-hand throwers in black orange.

Pastel Brown Gloves by Zett

Pastel Brown Gloves

Zett size 4 leather infield glove, right-hand throw, pastel brown.

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Referee Long Brushes by Zett

Referee Long Brushes

Bats by Zett

Baseball Bats

Elbow Guards by Zett

Elbow Guards

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About Zett Brand

Zett started in Japan in 1950, not in a flashy way—but through steady work and a deep connection to the sport. It was founded by people who understood baseball from the inside. They didn’t chase trends. They focused on making gear that players could count on.

From the start, Zett gloves were known for their fit and feel. Players liked that the leather shaped to their hand, held up through long seasons, and let them stay focused on the play—not the glove. Over time, word spread. Coaches, infielders, outfielders—people who cared about the small details—started picking Zett.

Even today, Zett doesn’t talk big. The gear speaks for itself. Each glove is made with care—stitched, cut, and shaped by people who know that performance isn’t just about flash. It’s about how something works when the game speeds up.

Zett hasn’t tried to be everything to everyone. They’ve stuck with what they know: real gear for real players. And after decades in the game, they’ve earned a spot in dugouts across the world—quietly, steadily, without shortcuts.

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testimonials

Clients Reviews

“I’ve been using my Zett glove for a few months now, and it feels great on my hand. The leather is soft but sturdy, and it holds its shape well.”

Jake M.

“The fit is just right, and the glove broke in pretty quickly. I like the quality stitching and the overall feel. Definitely a solid choice for serious players.”

Samantha L.

“Zett gloves offer great grip and control. I’ve played several games with it, and it’s comfortable even after long hours on the field.”

Carlos R.

faq

Your Zett Glove Questions, Answered

What makes Zett gloves different from other brands?

Zett focuses on fit, durability, and performance—no extra frills, just gloves built to handle the pace and pressure of real game situations.

Are Zett gloves game-ready or do they need breaking in?

Most Zett gloves come firm and will need some breaking in. They’re designed to mold to your hand over time for a better feel and control.

What materials are used in Zett gloves?

Zett uses high-quality leather that’s chosen for grip, durability, and how it shapes with use. The leather varies by model, but all are made to last through regular play.

Can Zett gloves be used in both baseball and softball?

Most Zett gloves are designed for baseball. Some models may work for slow-pitch softball, but for the best fit and performance, it’s best to choose a glove made for your sport.

Where are Zett gloves made?

Zett gloves are primarily made in Japan and other manufacturing locations that meet their build standards and design specs.

How do I choose the right Zett glove size?

Glove size depends on your position and age. Infielders typically go for smaller sizes (11″–11.75″), while outfielders prefer larger gloves (12″ and up). Check the size guide if you’re unsure.

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