Half Moon H-Web, Igniter Spark Plug '26 LTD Flashy 4-Finger

10.5 in, 11 in
Web Half Moon H-Web
Steerhide
Break-in medium
Closing easy

Bradley Gloves Half Moon H-Web, Igniter Spark Plug '26 LTD Flashy 4-Finger, youth gloves: photo from Bradley Gloves — Photo: Bradley Gloves

Facts as the maker states them, read 24 Oct 2026

A four-finger youth teaching glove in 10.5 and 11 inch sizes with a Half Moon H-Web, in five Sky Blue/Black colourways and right- or left-hand throw. Tumbled steerhide shell, pigskin palm and finger lining, native steerhide welting and binding, acrylic fur wrist and pro-grade leather lace, with the pinkie and ring finger sharing the pinkie slot and extended hinges beside the pocket.

Type	Youth fielder's glove (4-finger)
Size	10.5 in, 11 in What this means Measured from the heel to the top of the index finger. Infielders use smaller gloves (10.25 to 11.75 in) for quick transfers; outfielders larger (12 to 12.75 in); first base and catcher's mitts are measured differently. Tip: Bigger is not better for a young infielder. A glove they can close beats a glove that looks like a pro's.
Web	Half Moon H-Web What this means An open web shaped like an H. Common on outfield and third-base gloves; sturdy and lets the player see through it on fly balls.
Leather	Tumbled steerhide What this means Heavy, durable adult-cattle leather. Stiff at first, lasts for years. Most pro lines use it.
Hand	Right-hand throw or left-hand throw
Ages	kids (4-7)
Level	tee ball, coach pitch and machine pitch players
Also on the page	Shell: Tumbled steerhide Lining: Pigskin lining for palm and fingers Welting & Binding: Native Steerhide Wrist: Acrylic fur Lacing: Pro-grade lace leather four-finger pattern built for the pinkie and ring finger to fit comfortably in the pinkie slot extended hinges on each side of the pocket
The maker says	It is for kids (4-7) who are still learning to close the glove properly. The four-finger pattern creates added strength and leverage for a young player to close the glove thumb to ring finger. The extended hinges on each side of the pocket assist in closing the glove.
Source	bradleybaseballgloves.com, product page, read 24 Oct 2026

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$165.00maker’s price, read 24 Oct 2026

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LeatherstatedSteerhide
Break-inderivedMediumDerived: youth line in steerhide; youth builds are cut softer than pro.
What this means
Needs a week or two of catch and shaping before it closes well.
Closing effortderivedEasyDerived: youth build in a small pattern.
What this means
How hard a young hand has to squeeze to close the glove on a ball. Easy means a soft build and a smaller pattern; hard means stiff leather or a big mitt.
Tip: If your player drops balls that hit the pocket, closing effort is usually the reason, not the hands.
PocketunknownNot known
BackunknownNot known
Hand openingunknownNot known

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