30 reviews
Wilson does not miss when in the A2000 models, with strong yet durable leather that is guaranteed to last a lifetime is properly conditioned throughout the seasons. The Fastpitch models are great for serious players from travel ball to High School/College, with great fitting for female hands.
I love the EL 3 pattern , and I would love if there was an A2K option. The A2000 has been getting softer& softer over the years , since the comfort pro fit & 2027 line has just become an R2G without an option for the traditional stiffer A2000. Wilson trying to justify a cheaper product is wrong!
The D33 is the most versatile glove on the market. The web hides the ball well when pitching. But the laced portion ensures dirt won’t get stuck in it if using on the infield. A durable glove, comes in so many color ways. I couldn’t recommend it enough if you want a glove a glove for lifetime
I recently picked up an infield Wilson A2000 looking to break it in and use it myself for a few years before giving it to my son. There are not many pieces for baseball equipment that could work for this type of long term plan, but this glove can! Pure quality!
The best part of the A2000 catchers mitt is the thumb protection and weight of the glove. The pocket is pretty standard that provides a balance between a secure catch and quick transfer speed. A con of the glove however is the catching surface being smaller because of all the padding on the mitt.
The Wilson A2000 is a baseball glove line spanning every fielding position, including catcher. Each glove carries a pattern code like 1786 or OT7 that fixes size and position. Web shape and shell material vary between releases of the same pattern. Dual welting in the finger backs and a Dri-Lex wrist lining run through the line. Wilson positions the line for high school, college and pro players.
