Mizuno Pro Limited Outfielders Glove GMP70BK 12.75

Great glove. Game ready. Think you know top of the line gloves? Think again. Mizuno is proud to introduce THE HIGHEST QUALITY ball gloves to ever hit the market, the Pro Limited Edition Series. Don’t let the price of these gloves scare you, because they’re worth every penny. For the Pro Limited Edition Series, Mizuno uses Deguchi Kip Leather that is soft, supple, strong, and ready to impress. This leather is characterized by having tighter fibers and has been through a proprietary tanning process that perfectly conditions the leather so that it is stronger than any Mizuno ever created. When you slip this glove on to your hand, you’ll immediately notice a sensation of softness and comfort that is provided by the Shika Palm Liner - an elite deerskin palm liner that provides the ultimate feel. Mizuno also introduces a new technology called with the release of the Pro Limited Edition Series. Speed Drive Technology perfectly balances each glove based on where it will be used in the field to provide players the fastest reaction time and best response possible. This is achieved through lighter thumb, pinky, and heel construction, while reinforcing the index, middle, and ring fingers. It is truly genius craftsmanship. Each glove is impressed with a Limited Edition stamp that is adorned with the name of the master craftsman that designed your glove.

Mizuno Pro Limited Edition baseball gloves and mitts are high-performance gear made from premium Japanese-tanned Northern European Kip leather. Hand-selected and conditioned for durability, they offer a comfortable fit that molds to your hand. With a deep pocket for secure catches and various web patterns for different positions, Mizuno Pro models cater to both infielders and outfielders.

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A rare glove with unique colorways and exceptionally good leather, the Mizuno Pro Limited Edition is soft, strategically padded, and breaks in quickly to feel like an extension of your hand. They’re very expensive, and you won’t see many on the diamond in the US—but they’re popular in Japan with good reason. The craftsmanship is excellent.

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Dylan Johnson