Rawlings Heart Of The Hide Pro Label 6 PRO934-2CTB 11.5” Speedshell ID # 107

ID #107 11.50 Inch Length Recommended For Infielders (2B, SS & 3B) Stiffer Feel Will Require A Break-In (Requires 60% Of Break-In To Be Done By Player) Designed To Fit A High School-To-Adult Sized Hand (Rawlings’ Standard Fit - Regular Finger Stalls + A 7 Inch to 7.5 Inch Wrist Opening) I-Web 934 Pattern - 11.5 Inch Length. Pocket Will Be Deeper Than Gloves From Rawlings’ NP4 Pattern, But Not As Deep As Their 204 Pattern Gloves. Displays Dual Welting On Finger Backings To Provide Long-Lasting Structure. Constructed From Top Grade U.S. Steerhide Deertanned Cowhide Palm Lining Improves Comfort For The Hand Inside The Glove Colorway: Blonde | Tan | Black Conventional Open Back Padded Thumb Sleeve Pro Grade Leather Laces Add Durability And Strength Thermoformed Padding For The Back Of The Wrist While It Is In The Glove Speed Shell Backing - Synthetic Material Inserted In Place Of Regular Leather On The Glove’s Backing Reduces Weight Without Compromising Durability Full Leather Rawlings Patch On Backing Of Wrist Strap These Gloves Are All Individually Numbered To Identify Their Exclusivity

Discover top-tier performance with Rawlings Heart of the Hide baseball gloves. Made from premium full-grain steer hide leather, these gloves conform to your hand for exceptional control. This also features the ContoUR fit which has an adjustable, pull-lace wrist system for a more custom fit. Available in various sizes and web patterns, they are the trusted choice of Major League Baseball players, ensuring the highest quality and performance on the field.

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The Rawlings Heart of the Hide is a classic glove for players looking to take it to the next level. It's crafted from ultra-premium steer hide leather, known for its durability and break-in potential. This means the glove will mold to your hand over time for custom fit. Many models feature the same game-day patterns used by MLB pros. It's a top-tier glove, but be prepared for a higher price tag and some break-in time.

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Dylan Johnson