New Rawlings R9 11.5" Baseball Glove: R9314-2BCB FREE SHIPPING

Rawlings R9 11.5" Baseball Glove: R9314-2BCB Control the infield with confidence—this glove is built for smooth hands, quick turns, and reliable performance right out of the box. Glove Benefits This 11.5” infield glove is built on the 314 pattern, offering a slightly deeper pocket than traditional NP patterns and a wider shape than the popular 200 series. That combination makes it perfect for infielders who want secure control with enough depth to handle tough hops. Designed to close thumb-to-ring finger, this glove gives players a consistent, confident feel across the diamond. Made from full-grain leather, the glove delivers long-lasting durability and forms naturally to your hand over time, creating a personalized break-in that improves control and comfort. It’s nearly game-ready out of the box—just 20% of the break-in is left to the player. The I-Web design supports quick ball transfers, ideal for turning double plays or making fast throws from the hole. Comfort features include padded fingerback liners, a reinforced palm pad to reduce sting, and a thermoformed wrist liner for a soft, secure fit. An index finger pad adds protection for players who prefer an outside-finger style. With its classic open back and clean black-and-camel look, this glove brings pro-level performance and serious style to every play.

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