Youth players who want a glove that’s guaranteed to perform at any position on any diamond.
Quality
Comfort
Longevity
The Wilson A500 is a comfortable and affordable option that eases young players transition into the game. These lightweight all-leather gloves and mitts are crafted with a specific youth fit, featuring a shortened finger stall and a Quick-Fit Wrist strap for a snug feel on smaller hands. The H-web construction, popular for its versatility, helps funnel the ball into the pocket for easy catching. While not top-of-the-line in durability, the A500 is well-suited for recreational play, offering a good balance of affordability, performance, and comfort for young athletes starting out on the field.
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The Wilson A500 has many of the same design qualities as the A2000, but with differences in material, it's super easy to break in. This also makes it more affordable and slightly less durable. The A500 is a fantastic option for young athletes, especially those just starting out or playing multiple positions.
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