Mizuno World Win Limited Edition 11.5" Baseball Glove RHT (GWW-40HAGA)

*LIMITED EDITION* World Win is a name from Mizuno's past that was synonymous with the best materials, craftsmanship and technology of its time. This glove series was seen on ball diamonds across the world for over a decade as the best glove money can buy. With over 50 years gone by since the first model was released to the public, Mizuno North America is proud to bring back to life this timeless classic for the ball players of today to experience. The GWW-40 is made in the best ball glove factory in the world: Mizuno Haga. Get a taste of our Japanese heritage and tradition, while also feeling the Haga difference of today. Nothing feels like a Mizuno! PERFORMANCE TECHNOLOGY: A revival glove from 1974 made to the exact specifications but with modern materials and craftsmanship Original palm stamps debossed Unique welting pattern that represents Mizuno's craftsmanship for the time period Feel the Haga difference today, unmatched craftsmanship, performance and quality Deguchi Kip Leather: Tight fibers create durability and a premium, soft feel for real performance you can trust ADDITIONAL DETAILS: Made in Haga, Japan Red Victory Cup Cross Web Brand : Mizuno Size 11.5" Web Pro Victory Cup Cross Web Back Closed Age Adult Sport Baseball Position Infield Color Tan Series Mizuno Pro 1974 World Win

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