Libke Pro Fielder

The Libke Pro Fielder comes in three sizes – Small, Medium, and Large – each designed to fit different arm sizes and deliver varied levels of resistance for glove presentation training.

• Small: Lightest resistance, shortest in length and width. Ideal for smaller forearms or bare-hand drills like tennis ball work, flips, and short toss. Commonly used for players starting out to develop proper hand positioning.

• Medium: The most universal fit. Comfortable for most athletes and recommended for use with a glove during everyday fielding training. Balanced resistance makes it the most popular size.

• Large: Strongest resistance and longest length. Best for players with larger forearms or those seeking a tighter hold for intense glove presentation reps.

While wearing the Libke Pro Fielder, you will be taught how to stay down and through the ball. One of the most common mistakes with fielders is they field the ball deep in their fielding position with too much flipping of their glove. In other words, fielders flip their glove in an attempt to compensate for poor timing from bad glove presentation. Some of the reasons for those bad habits are fear of the ball, bad footing, non-corrective practice, poor presentation of the glove, lack of discipline and insufficient mental preparation.

The Libke Pro Fielder will aid in the correction of these bad habits to help make you a better fielder. The tool will assist in cleaning up the transfer from glove to throwing hand, correct fielding posture and improve timing and footing due to proper glove presentation.

Progressive Use: Many players train bare-hand with a Small, then move to Medium or Large with their glove, reinforcing posture and glove control across drills.

Multi-Use Tool: Used by infielders, outfielders, catchers, and even hitting instructors. Great for fielding, receiving, blocking, and one-hand swing drills.

Note: Not recommended for diving plays.

This training tool supports hand posture for a clean glove presentation, improving natural fielding position and footwork through feel and structure.