Like New Mizuno Pro GMP2KS 100D Right Hand Throwing Glove 12"

Glove is essentially new, tags were removed Discontinued Model, listed as infield but at 12” can also be versatile and use for outfield Still Requires break in Colorway: Light Tan | Brown Index Finger Pad On Shell Backing For Comfort & Protection US Kip Leather - Tight Fibers Create A Durable Glove That Still Deliver A Soft Product Once Broken In 12.00 Inch Length Conventional Open Back H-Web Shell Leather Palm Liner - Same US Kip Leather Used For The Outside Of The Glove Is Used As The Palm Liner. Provides Consistent & Durable Feel. Hand Based Pattern - Sets Pocket Of Glove Right Under The Web To Help Shape Glove Like A Pro With a Deep Pocket Description Mizuno Pro 12" Baseball Glove: GMP2KS-100D Snag this glove and know that you’ll be donning a Mizuno glove that has the quality worthy of being worn on an MLB player’s hand. Glove Benefits The selling point on this Mizuno Pro glove is the US Kip leather shell. It will be a little stiffer glove at the start, but will be extremely high quality and hold it’s shape over the entire lifetime of the glove. As well, Mizuno even uses that same quality leather when making the palm liner of the glove. You can count on that palm liner to protect a player’s palm and make catching a ball very comfortable.

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