Mizuno Pro MP-10 D-Up Zone "Big M" 1989 Limited Edition glove made in Haga Japan

Mizuno Pro MP-10 D-Up Zone 11.25" 1989 Limited Edition, Made in Haga, Japan, (Limited Edition July 2024) Celebrating the 35th anniversary of the first ever Mizuno Pro ball glove crafted in the renowned Haga, Japan factory was a testament to tradition and craftsmanship. The 5 craftsmen dedicated themselves to reviving the original construction using the finest Deguchi Japanese Kip leather, ensuring unparalleled quality and durability. Moreover, their commitment extended to recreating the distinctive hue of the original glove, now affectionately dubbed "89 Orange." This anniversary not only honored Mizuno's rich heritage but also marked a milestone in the ongoing legacy of excellence in sporting equipment craftsmanship. The Mizuno Pro MP-10 D-Up Zone features: * Replica and same pattern as Mizuno’s first glove from back in 1989 * Hand-crafted in the Mizuno ball glove factory in Haga Japan * Deguchi Kip Leather * Original Mizuno Pro Palm Stamp * Deep 3 Web (USA Exclusive) * 89 Orange (Exact color of the original launched in 1989) * Size 6 (US equivalent is 11.25") * 35th Anniversary Limited Edition Release Includes the original box and cloth carrying bag. If you have questions, ask them! I am happy to provide additional details or pictures if requested. Message with any questions.

The Mizuno Pro baseball gloves and mitts are designed for serious players, offering professional-grade quality and excellent performance. Crafted with US Kip leather tanned in Japan, they provide a comfortable fit that molds to your hand over time. Featuring a deep pocket for reliable catching and various web patterns for different positions, the Mizuno Pro is a solid investment, though more affordable than the top-tier Mizuno Pro Limited Edition gloves.

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The Mizuno Pro is a top-of-the-line glove for serious players. Mizuno uses their craftsmanship and ridiculously high-quality leather to build a glove that feels like an extension of your hand. Sure, they’re expensive, and you won’t see many on the diamond in the US—but they’re popular in Japan with good reason. The leather needs some break-in time, but if you're a dedicated ballplayer looking for unmatched performance and a glove built to last, the Mizuno Pro is a winner.

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Dylan Johnson