Decided to relace my old Wilson A2000 XXL. Originally, I bought a relace tool and cord kit from the sporting goods store. However, the tool requires you to push the tool through the holes, THEN thread the tool, pull the cord through, and UNTHREAD the tool. Repeat with each hole. However, all the how-to videos use a lacing needle where you attach the cord ONCE and just go. The TOFL cord is a little thicker and more pliable, plus getting the lacing needle makes this better than the Rawlings/Wilson/Franklin kits. However, two cords is enough for just repairs. They have a 6-cord option that would do the whole glove. The TOFL baseball glove kits use 3/8" wide leather lacing that looks consistent with the original glove lace. However, TOFL also sells 1/4" wide lace (used in some of the how-to videos). More expensive? YES. Over-the-top? Maybe. But is anything too much for an A2000? Read more

Great Product! Soft leather, strong and great colors. I will definitely buy this again in the future for all my mitt restoration needs. This was my first time replacing my laces and I think it turned out AMAZING! Read more

Good material! I do wish the needle was just the teensiest but small as there are some parts of my glove that was really difficult to push the needle through. But still a good product! Read more

I've had my softball glove for 25+ years. I love it. But it's pretty worn out and the laces are brittle and started breaking. I pulled it out this week to help coach my son's team and realized it needed repair. I was happy to find this product on Amazon, and it shipped in 1 day. The tool was super easy to use, and I think I did a pretty good job considering I've never re-laced a glove before. It looks so nice, I want to replace more of the lacing! The lacing came in 2 sections, and I used most of 1 section to replace the web (see picture). I do not think there is enough to do the whole glove, but at least a majority of it. I am excited to be able to use my glove again and would recommend this product! Read more

I was super skeptical, but this works really well to thread gloves. Traditional hook/loop threader requires pulling the lace doubled over through the hole, whereas you only need to fit the diameter of the needle with this device. No more ripping laces apart while trying to pull them through the leather. The laces themselves are nice. I find laces now-a-days are hit or miss. Seems like half the time I can just pull the laces apart by hand, which is obviously no good. I do put a coating of mink oil on the laces and let sit for 5 minutes before threading. Makes them much more pliable. Read more

Relaced a first baseman’s glove. Was easy to pull this lacing through where it needed to go in glove. Still holding up nicely. Read more

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