New Rawlings R9 13" Baseball First Base Mitt: R9DCT10BCB FREE SHIPPING

Rawlings R9 13" First Base Mitt – R9DCT10BCB Discover a first base mitt designed to give scoops, stretches, and throws unmatched confidence—all packed into a premium yet ready-to-play form. Glove Benefits Crafted specifically for first basemen—whether on youth or high school rosters—the R9DCT10BCB delivers pro-level performance in a 13" package. Its full-grain leather shell arrives about 80% broken in, minimizing break-in time and letting players focus on performance from day one. The deep Pro H-Web and classic FM18/DCT 3029-style pattern combine to create a responsive pocket that locks in errant throws while providing smooth ball transfers. Comfort and protection are thoughtfully engineered: a reinforced palm pad cushions hard-hit scoops, padded finger-back liners plus thumb and pinky loops reduce fatigue, and a thermoformed wrist liner adds plush support. The conventional open back ensures flexibility and responsiveness, while durable leather and lacing construction guarantee season-to-season consistency. Sleek black with bold blue accents, this mitt not only performs—it also stands out on the diamond, making it a reliable tool for players who demand safe scoops and confident control.

The Rawlings R9 baseball glove is designed to fit smaller hands and provide young players with a comfortable, performance-enhancing glove. The soft, durable leather shell offers a game-ready feel, while the reinforced palm pad and padded thumb loop provide extra protection. The smaller hand opening and lowered finger stalls ensure a snug fit, allowing young players to develop their skills.

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A great option for young players aged 8-14, the Rawlings R9 baseball glove has a soft, all-leather shell that's pre-treated to be 80% broken in right out of the box. It comes in various sizes for youth players, with an adjusted fit that includes a narrower finger stall and lowered palm opening. This makes it easier for young athletes to control the glove and close it securely.

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Dylan Johnson