New Rawlings Heart of the Hide 11.5" Baseball Glove: PROR234U-2TEY Free Shipping

Rawlings Heart of the Hide 11.5" Baseball Glove: PROR234U-2TEY Dominate the infield with bold color, pro performance, and a deeper pocket built for locking up every hot shot that comes your way. Glove Benefits This 11.5” infield glove is built on Rawlings’ 234 pattern—a unique design featuring a deeper, rounder pocket and standard fit that gives third basemen and utility infielders more reach and secure ball control. It’s perfect for players who need a glove that can handle hard-hit balls and tough plays deep in the hole. The I-Web helps with clean transfers, while the standard hand fit offers a balanced feel across all infield positions. Part of Rawlings’ R2G (Ready 2 Go) series, this glove requires just 35% player break-in thanks to its added factory softening and redesigned heel pad. It’s made from pro-quality U.S. steerhide for long-lasting structure and durability and includes extra touches like a padded thumb sleeve, thermoformed wrist liner, and strong leather laces. Finished in an eye-catching blue and green colorway, this glove blends premium performance with style that stands out.

Discover top-tier performance with Rawlings Heart of the Hide baseball gloves. Made from premium full-grain steer hide leather, these gloves conform to your hand for exceptional control. This also features the ContoUR fit which has an adjustable, pull-lace wrist system for a more custom fit. Available in various sizes and web patterns, they are the trusted choice of Major League Baseball players, ensuring the highest quality and performance on the field.

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The Rawlings Heart of the Hide is a classic glove for players looking to take it to the next level. It's crafted from ultra-premium steer hide leather, known for its durability and break-in potential. This means the glove will mold to your hand over time for custom fit. Many models feature the same game-day patterns used by MLB pros. It's a top-tier glove, but be prepared for a higher price tag and some break-in time.

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Dylan Johnson