Baseball & Softball Umpire Gloves

Brands: Franklin | Neumann | Manzella

Umpire gloves offer low profile warmth, flexibility and grip for using indicator, pen/pencil and more without the bulk found in other gloves.

For more details, read the Umpire Gloves Buying Guide.

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Franklin MLB ColdMax Base Umpire Gloves Warmest Gloves. Best for Bases. $49.99	Neumann All-Black Officials Gloves Warmest All-Black Glove with Finger Dexterity $34.99	Franklin MLB All-Weather Pro Gloves $34.99	Neumann Black & White Officials Gloves Warmest Glove with White Palms $34.99
Neumann All-Black Officials Gloves with Synthetic Palms Enhanced Grip for Football Tossing & Catching $32.99	Manzella All-Black Ultra Max Gloves Standalone Light Glove or Base Layer $14.99	Grabber Hand Warmers - Package of 2 $1.99

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Latest Reviews

Neumann All-Black Officials Gloves

Gary M., Ball, LA

1/3/2022

The gloves fit as expected and were true to size. I really like the quality and craftsmanship. Although the palms are not tacky, I wish there were a little more grip ability. I have small hands and it was hard for me to grasp a football with these gloves.

Neumann Black & White Officials Gloves

Jack J., Spokane Valley, WA

1/2/2022

I have three other pairs of gloves but they're all black and they make writing really hard because they're so thick. But these ones, completely different. Super easy to write in and easy to communicate with my partner across the field when there's a black background behind me.

Neumann All-Black Officials Gloves with Synthetic Palms

Giovanni M., Grayslake, IL

11/15/2021

I recently used these gloves in a wet 29 degree weather and they worked great. The gripped palm helped with easy catching of the ball yet since they're not so bulky I was able to easily grab items from my pocket and write notes down. I do wish that the same grip were to be on the tips of the glove but even without them being there, these are probably the best gloves I've used for officiating in cold weather temps. The next test will be as to how they do in single digit temperatures.