New Rawlings Pro Issue Spring Break Pro Preferred Pitcher's Dual Hinge Glove Black 12"

Rawlings pro issue spring break mesh vertical hinge 12' pitcher's glove. 1st pro model I've ever owned. Quality and feel are amazing. Same dual hinged web used by Gerrit Cole, Max Scherzer, Sonny Gray and countless others but also has a mesh back for a lighter feel. This is as elite as you're gonna get. I can't even put retail price cause you can't get this anywhere. I'll let Rawlings spell it out: Here is your chance to put your hand in the same glove as some of the league's best. Rawlings bring an excess of baseball gloves with them to Spring Training each year so that they can supply their Advisory Staff Major League Baseball players with an exuberant amount to choose from. Once Spring Training is all said and done, there is always a surplus that did not get utilized on the field and one man's overstock is another man's treasure. With a long-lasting, full-grain kip leather construction, the Pro Preferred baseball gloves offer a splendid break in, a perfect pocket, and impeccable structure with season after season performance. Inside of these models, Rawlings has applied their Pittards sheepskin palm lining which also offers extraordinary protection with a rich feel. Not to mention, on the back of your hand, a 100% wool wrist liner helps wick away sweat while keeping your hand cool and dry. On top of that, Deertouch finger back linings provide a smooth, luxurious impression that can't be beaten. Tennessee tanned rawhide leather laces tie it all together to add unbeatable structure and strength. Rawlings: For The Professional Player! This pro stock model, the Rawlings Pro Preferred Baseball Glove (PRO12DHKBMPRO), features a 12.00-inch pattern, a vertical hinge closed web, and it is a perfect option for infielders and pitchers. Wear what the pros are wearing and order one of these Rawlings baseball gloves today. This is a rare opportunity to own an MLB caliber glove! I know alot of you, especially the big sellers run into pro issues all the time but like I wrote earlier this is my first and I always wondered what pro gloves feel like. I think it's funny how Wilson always insists that their stock A2000 and A2Ks are EXACTLY the same as what their endorsers use. Lol, then why film their glove day? Why not film them going into Dick's or some other retail store and getting that season's glove off the shelf? But I do know I couldn't find another one of these if I tried, which I did. The previous owner did cut the tag off but you can see it was the skinny Made in Philippines tag that Rawlings pro issues have and not the fat tag that's on regular stock models. Wilson pro issues have that tiny white tag that looks like you'd find on a loaf of bread. I would keep this as a shelf trophy but gf is complaining too many gloves, not enough room. No trades please! Thanks for looking and good luck!