New Rawlings Heart of the Hide PROR312U-2R Right Hand Throw Glove 11.25" FREE SHIPPING

Rawlings Heart Of The Hide Contour 312U 11.25" Baseball Glove (PROR312U-2R) Features: Ultra-premium steerhide leather for superior quality and performance Deertanned cowhide palm lining and soft fingerback lining provide a comfortable feel Thermoformed wrist lining is breathable and wicks sweat away to keep hand dry Redesigned heel pad is thinner, allowing players to close glove around ball easier Moldable padding helps retain pocket shape and offers ball impact protection Durable rawhide leather laces for added strength and shape retention Padded thumb sleeve provides additional comfort and support Contour Fit: Narrowed finger stalls for full contact of all 5 fingers with your glove Lowered finger stalls promote contact with the back of the glove Smaller wrist opening combined with the adjustable pull lace creates custom fit Glove back adjusted down to make finger pad reachable, improving feel and control Break-In Rating: 65% factory, 35% player Size: 11.25" Position: Infield Web Pattern: Pro I™ Back: Open Suggested for ages 9 to 15 (may vary depending on player's size)

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.

“

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.

”

Dylan Johnson