New Wilson A2k 1810SS WBW1026881275 12.75" FREE SHIPPING

The Wilson 12.75" A2K 1810 is a high-end fielder's glove meant to offer a quality, custom feel from a stock glove. This outfielder's glove is made from specially selected Pro-Stock hide, within the top 5% of materials, and has a double palm construction for maximum pocket stability and superior structure. This glove features SuperSkin™ technology, protecting the glove with a refined microfiber that prevents moisture retention and waterlogging, giving the glove twice the strength with no added weight or risk of damage from rain or wet grass. This high-end baseball glove has been expertly shaped by craftsman for three times longer than average, to allow for a faster break-in time and a glove free from blemishes and imperfections. The Wilson A2K 1810 is designed in a 12.75", right-hand throw pattern, making it suitable for players in the outfield. Features 12.75" outfielder's glove Single post web Custom look and feel Black, teal, flamingo pink, and white coloring SuperSkin™ microfiber material Pro-Stock select leather Double palm construction Right-handed throw model

The Wilson A2K baseball glove is made from premium Pro Stock Select leather. Each glove is hand-shaped for comfort and durability. With features like Double Palm Construction and Rolled Dual Welting, they provide a stable pocket and long-lasting shape. Available for infielders, outfielders, pitchers, catchers, and first basemen, the A2K line also includes A2K SuperSkin gloves, which are lighter and twice as durable as traditional leather.

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The Wilson A2K baseball glove is a favorite among pros and serious players. It's crafted from top-notch Pro Stock Select leather, which gives you a comfortable feel and a long-lasting glove that will only get better with use. The A2K comes in a variety of sizes and web styles to fit your position and preference, and many models feature Wilson's Spin Control Technology to help you snag tough grounders. The A2K is a super durable glove that will last you many seasons.

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Dylan Johnson