How to Relace a Rawlings PRO206-G H-Web Baseball Glove | Full Start-to-Finish Relacing Walkthrough

If your Rawlings PRO206-G needs new life, this full relacing walkthrough shows the entire process from start to finish—including the H-Web relacing pattern used on many infield gloves. This video is a watch-and-repeat style walkthrough, meaning there are no on-screen prompts or explanations—just the full relacing process so you can study the lace path, tension, and sequence as the glove comes back together. The Rawlings PRO206 pattern is a classic infield glove design known for its shallow pocket, quick transfers, and clean ball control, which is why it has been a long-time favorite among middle infielders. Even if you're not relacing a PRO206 specifically, the H-Web pattern used here is common across many baseball gloves, so this walkthrough can help you understand how the web is built and how to properly route the laces when rebuilding it. This video covers the entire glove relacing process, including: • Web relacing (H-Web pattern) • Finger stalls and palm relacing • Heel lace replacement • Maintaining proper tension throughout the glove Whether you're restoring your own glove or learning how different glove patterns are constructed, this walkthrough gives you a clear view of the process from beginning to end. If you enjoy these watch-and-follow glove relacing walkthroughs, consider subscribing for more glove repairs, relacing tutorials, and glove restorations. 💬 Comment below and let me know which glove you’d like to see relaced next! Your suggestion might be the next video on the channel.