Wilson A2000 SuperSkin 1620 Spin Control 12.5" Baseball First Base Mitt

FEATURES Stiffer Feel Will Require A Break-In Designed To Fit A High School-To-Adult Sized Hand Colorway: Black | Red Pro Stock Leather Provides Rugged Durability & An Unbeatable Feel 12.50 Inch Length 1620 Pattern - 12.50 Inch Length & Single Post Web. The 12.50” Length Makes This One Of The Longest 1B Mitts From Wilson. Recommended For First Base Conventional Open Back Single Post Web Dri-Lex Wrist Lining - Ultra-Breathable, Moisture Wicking Material Flat Finger Binding - Provides More Comfortable Feel When Wearing Index Finger On The Outside Of The Glove Spin Control Technology - Dimple Pattern On The Catching Surface Of The Glove. Increases The Amount Of Friction Between The Ball And Glove By 5%. Keeps Ball From Spinning Out Of Glove. SuperSkin Backing - Twice As Strong As Regular Leather, But Features Half The Weight Of Regular Leather. Provides A Lightweight Glove That is Durable. Single-Break First Base Mitt ComfortPro Lining - Extremely Soft Leather In The Hand Slot. Will Mold More To The Shape Of Your Hand Each Time You Slip On the Glove. Description Wilson A2000 SuperSkin 1620 Spin Control 12.5" Baseball First Base Mitt: WBW100123125 Pick everything over at first base when you buy an A2000 that features SuperSkin and Spin Control technology! Glove Benefits This glove presents an embarrassment of riches for first basemen. A lengthy 12.5-inch length & a single post web are the things most players will notice at first glance. However, as one looks closer, they'll also notice that the back of the glove has SuperSkin material (which looks and feels like basketball material!). SuperSkin is light in weight and even stronger than the regular A2000 leather. The SuperSkin will make this mitt very maneuverable over at 1B where having precise glove placement is critical when trying to swipe errant throws from infielders. As well, this glove has the groundbreaking Spin Control technology from Wilson. This technology allows for hundreds of dimples to be put on the palm and fingers of the catching surface. These dimples create extra friction on the baseball when it enters the glove. That extra friction will prevent spin and will keep baseballs from spinning out of the glove. No matter what kind of odd spin your infielders may put on their throws, the Spin Control technology should allow this mitt to handle it.