Just in time for your holiday parties, here are the best deals for the baseball player in your life.

Nokona AMG1200BFC 12-Inch Closed Web Buffalo / Walnut Leather Hide Baseball Glove: Is your baseball player in his early teens? Do you want to buy him a new glove every year or would rather buy one top quality glove and never have to worry about it again?  The Nokona line of baseball gloves are perhaps the best made, best quality glove you can buy for the baseball player in your life. If properly cared for, you can expect to get 20 years out of a glove. I’m going on 17 with mine and I can’t imagine using any other glove. With most things in life, you get what you pay for when it comes to baseball gloves.

Easton Pro Stix Maple 271 Baseball Bat: I’ve been clamoring for years about the need for younger players to use wood bats when they are training to hit. To date, the best value I’ve found in wood bats is the Easton Pro Stix. The maple wood is dense and is more resistant to breaking than other less expensive models.

Jugs Hitting Tee: Hitting Tees are perhaps the best training aid for a hitter. As with gloves, you get what you pay for. With tees, a couple of extras dollars will get you a much better tee. The Jugs tee is made of high density rubber that should last for years and years.

Easton 5-Foot Pop-Up Multi-Sport Training Net: You’ll need a net to go with that Tee. I like the portability of the pop up nets and this Easton model conditions the hitter to hit the ball right back up the middle. An added bonus, it collects the balls you hit squarely up the middle. The others, you have to track down on your own. I call this positive and negative reinforcement.

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