2024 Wilson Right Hand Throw Infield A2000 Baseball Glove 11.5" (New)

11.5 Inch Length Recommended For Infielders Stiffer Feel Will Require Break-In Designed For An Adolescent And Teenaged Hand (Wrist Is Laced At The Tightest Wrist Setting | May Fit Adults With Smaller Hands) Wilson H-Web DP15 Pattern - Designed For The Boston Red Sox's Dustin Pedroia. Smaller Wrist Opening And Smaller Finger Stalls For A More Secure Fit. Heel Pad In Glove Is Removed For Better Feel When Fielding. Pro Stock Leather Provides Rugged Durability & An Unbeatable Feel Colorway: Black | White Conventional Open Back Dri-Lex Wrist Lining - Ultra-Breathable, Moisture Wicking Material On The Inside Of The Glove. Wicks Moisture From Knuckles And Back Of Hand. Rolled Dual Welting - Welting On Backs Of The Glove’s Fingers & Within The Finger Stalls Of The Inner Hand Lining Allows Glove To Retain Shape Better Over Time Comfort Pro Fit - Pro Lux Inner Hand Lining Is Extremely Soft & Should Mold To Hand With Time. Comfort Sleeve Conceals Binding Of The Wrist Strap And Prevents Rubbing On The Medial-Posterior Section Of The Wrist. Flat Finger Binding - Provides More Comfortable Feel When Wearing Index Finger On The Outside Of The Glove

The Wilson A2000 series is a premium glove designed for dedicated baseball players. Since 1957, it has set the industry standard. Crafted from Pro Stock leather, it offers durability and comfort that improves over time. The A2000 also features Spin Control Technology which helps reduce the spin rate of the ball within the glove. With a deep pocket for reliable catching and various web patterns, there's a Wilson A2000 for every position, whether infield, catcher, or outfield.

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The A2000 is made from Pro Stock leather and built for play at the highest level. It’s durable, easy to work with, and one of the top gloves in the game right now. Wilson uses this glove for most custom models, and it’s also available for every position on the field. It’s a popular choice with elite high school and collegiate players as well as pros.

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Dylan Johnson