New Rawlings Select Pro Lite 12" Aaron Judge SPL120AJG

Rawlings Select Pro Lite 12" Youth Baseball Glove: SPL120AJG Step onto the field with the confidence of a power hitter—this Aaron Judge-inspired glove brings big-league energy and performance to every young player’s game. Glove Benefits The Rawlings Select Pro Lite 12" Youth Baseball Glove is built for young athletes who want to play like the pros. Featuring the same gameday pattern used by Aaron Judge, this glove blends outfield reach with infield versatility, making it a great fit for positions like second base, shortstop, third base, and the outfield. The 12-inch length and Pro H Web provide a wider catching area—perfect for snagging liners or scooping up hard-hit grounders. Crafted with a soft and lightweight leather shell, this glove delivers a game-ready feel with minimal break-in required, allowing youth players to get on the field faster. The cushioned fingerback lining enhances comfort and helps reduce hand fatigue during long practices or back-to-back games. With pro-style details, durable construction, and an easy-to-handle feel, the Select Pro Lite series gives young players the tools they need to elevate their game and play with confidence.

The Rawlings Select Pro Lite baseball glove is designed for youth players, focusing on comfort and performance. Its lightweight, soft leather shell ensures easy break-in and a comfortable fit. The cushioned finger back lining and all-leather lacing provide a secure feel and reliable ball control. Modeled after major league patterns, this glove lets young players experience the thrill of fielding like their favorite stars.

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The Select Pro Lite is perfect for young athletes transitioning from a tee-ball mitt to a bigger one. The lightweight, soft leather breaks in easily, so catching feels easy. Plus, this glove comes in sizes specifically designed for young players, with a special fit that ensures a comfortable, secure grip. This glove is built to last with all-leather lacing and padding to protect little hands.

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Dylan Johnson