Baseball Mitts & Fielding Gloves

Megarmor baseball mitts are position-specific fielding gloves built for catching the ball — from catcher's mitts and first base mitts to infield and outfield gloves. Each one is shaped around a deep, secure pocket so you can track, catch, and hold the ball with confidence in baseball and softball.

Why choose Megarmor baseball mitts?

• Deep, secure pocket: every mitt and glove is shaped around a pocket that helps the ball settle and stay put on the catch.
• Position-ready patterns: pick a catcher's mitt, first base mitt, infield glove, or outfield glove to match your spot on the field.
• Shipping and returns: see our shipping policy and returns policy for details.

How to choose the right baseball mitt

The right mitt depends on your position, your throwing hand, and whether you play baseball or softball.

• Position & pattern: catchers and first basemen use fingerless mitts with extra padding, infielders pick shorter gloves for quick transfers, and outfielders use longer gloves for more reach.
• Glove hand: wear the mitt on your non-throwing hand, so a right-handed thrower catches with the glove on the left hand.
• Baseball or softball: softball uses a larger ball, so check that the pattern and pocket suit your game.

Baseball mitts for every position

Megarmor mitts and fielding gloves cover every spot on the diamond — catcher's mitts for behind the plate, first base mitts for scooping throws, infield gloves for grounders and quick double plays, and outfield gloves for fly balls and long reach. Built for baseball and softball, for youth and adult players.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between a baseball mitt and a fielding glove?
A mitt has no separate finger slots and one large pocket, like an oven mitt — catchers and first basemen use mitts for extra padding and a bigger catching surface. A fielding glove has individual fingers, which infielders and outfielders use for control and quick ball transfers.

What size and pattern should I choose for my position?
Match the pattern to your position — a catcher's mitt or first base mitt for those spots, a shorter infield glove for grounders and quick transfers, and a longer outfield glove for reach on fly balls. To size it, measure from the heel of the glove to the tip of the index finger and check the size chart on each product page for the right fit by age and position.

Which hand do you wear a baseball mitt on?
You wear the mitt on your non-throwing (glove) hand. A right-handed thrower wears the glove on the left hand and throws with the right; a left-handed thrower does the opposite. Listings label each glove as right-hand throw (RHT) or left-hand throw (LHT) by the throwing hand.

Do these mitts work for softball and for youth players?
Yes. The range covers both baseball and softball, in youth and adult sizes. Softball is played with a larger ball, so choose a mitt or glove with a pocket and pattern suited to the softball game and the player's age. Check each product page for the positions and sizes available.