2024 Wilson A2K RH Infield Baseball Glove 11.75" (New)

Partial break in This is a brand new 2024 Wilson A2K infield baseball glove, measuring 11.75 inches, designed for right-hand throwers. Crafted with Pro Stock® Select leather, it features a meticulous triple-sorting process that ensures only the top 5% of hides are used, providing exceptional softness, stretch, and durability. The glove is built with double palm construction, adding an extra layer of leather between the palm shell and liner for enhanced pocket stability and shape retention through frequent use. The rolled dual welting contributes to the glove's structure, helping it maintain its form over time, while flat finger binding allows for increased comfort and control, especially for those who prefer to keep a finger outside the glove. With bold Wilson logos, this glove also stands out aesthetically. Expert craftsmanship from Japan ensures that the A2K is shaped perfectly over 18 hours of labor, reflecting decades of glove-making expertise. This glove is an ideal choice for high school and college players looking for both performance and durability on the field.

The Wilson A2K baseball glove is made from premium Pro Stock Select leather. Each glove is hand-shaped for comfort and durability. With features like Double Palm Construction and Rolled Dual Welting, they provide a stable pocket and long-lasting shape. Available for infielders, outfielders, pitchers, catchers, and first basemen, the A2K line also includes A2K SuperSkin gloves, which are lighter and twice as durable as traditional leather.

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The Wilson A2K baseball glove is a favorite among pros and serious players. It's crafted from top-notch Pro Stock Select leather, which gives you a comfortable feel and a long-lasting glove that will only get better with use. The A2K comes in a variety of sizes and web styles to fit your position and preference, and many models feature Wilson's Spin Control Technology to help you snag tough grounders. The A2K is a super durable glove that will last you many seasons.

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Dylan Johnson