New Wilson A2000 1786 11.5" WBW103449115 Free Shipping

Wilson A2000 1786 11.5" Baseball Glove Fall Collection: WBW103449115 Quick hands, flashy flair, and smooth fielding—this glove was built for infielders who want it all. Glove Benefits The A2000 1786 is one of the most trusted infield patterns in baseball, and for good reason. With its 11.5" length, Wilson H-Web (I-Web), and shallow pocket, this glove is made for rapid glove-to-hand transfers and clean fielding at second base, shortstop, or third. The 1786 pattern features flat, flared fingers and a balanced pocket shape—perfect for fielders who prioritize speed, control, and consistency on every play. Made from Wilson’s rugged Pro Stock® leather, the A2000 is known for its long-lasting performance and premium feel. The Comfort Pro™ Fit combines a soft ProLux™ liner with a Comfort Sleeve around the wrist, giving you better comfort and a smoother break-in process. Rolled Dual Welting reinforces the glove’s structure, helping it hold its shape through heavy use, while Flat Finger Binding supports players who keep a finger outside the glove. The glove’s bold pink, purple, and green colorway turns heads, and the outlined logos bring a modern finish to this infield-ready gamer.

The Wilson A2000 series is a premium glove designed for dedicated baseball players. Since 1957, it has set the industry standard. Crafted from Pro Stock leather, it offers durability and comfort that improves over time. The A2000 also features Spin Control Technology which helps reduce the spin rate of the ball within the glove. With a deep pocket for reliable catching and various web patterns, there's a Wilson A2000 for every position, whether infield, catcher, or outfield.

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The A2000 is made from Pro Stock leather and built for play at the highest level. It’s durable, easy to work with, and one of the top gloves in the game right now. Wilson uses this glove for most custom models, and it’s also available for every position on the field. It’s a popular choice with elite high school and collegiate players as well as pros.

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Dylan Johnson