Akadema Ambidextrous Glove (12-Inch)

The Akadema Ambidextrous Glove is designed for both right and left-handed throwers, with six finger holes and no webbed pocket for the ball. It works well for both baseball and softball, with a wider finger tip end that makes it easier to get the ball in and out. However, it may not be suitable for positions beyond the pitcher, and the breaking in process can be challenging, especially for children. One user recommends spending some time breaking it in and adjusting the straps that go on both sides to adjust that slot. Although the gloves' adjustment straps might need some trial and error, once you adjust to it, it feels very comfortable. One major downside is it sometimes requires an adult's strength to break it, and might feel small for adults. The leather seems to be strong, and it is well laced. However, it lacks the normal webbed pocket for balls to fall into; instead, balls tend to hit the pocket and bounce out. Thus, catching due to the limited performance is frustrating. To sum-up, while it may not be the best ambidextrous glove, it's good enough, and the quality is commendable.