Rawlings Right Hand Throw Pro Preferred Japanese Baseball Glove 12.5" (Used)

This is a used but excellent condition Rawlings pro preferred Japanese baseball glove. It is a pro B88MG pattern straight from Japan! The glove has been shaped very well Japanese style and is a straight finger design. This glove has a deep pocket and performs very well. The model is a GHSOGPRW and is made from Canadian Kip leather. To be clear if you are unfamiliar with gloves from Japan, Rawlings gloves that begin with GH are for hard baseballs! Gloves that begin with GR are for rubber balls used in the JRBA! This glove I am selling is a hard ball baseball glove! I have a few ball gloves from Japan and I absolutely love them. This pro preferred is a very unique glove and is personalized with the name and number of the player who owned it before me. There is most definitely a difference in craftsmanship on gloves from Japan! This glove will be cross posted locally as well. Please do not buy This glove from me without understanding what it is. This has been a special glove to me so I feel like I owe it to be in another good home.

Rawlings Pro Preferred baseball gloves are designed for players seeking professional-grade performance. Made from ultra-premium kip leather, these gloves offer durability and a customized fit. Available in various sizes and web patterns for all positions, they include features like moisture-wicking sheepskin lining and reinforced palms for comfort and performance. Trusted by Major Leaguers, the Pro Preferred line delivers exceptional control on the field.

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As the name suggests, the Rawlings Pro Preferred Glove is the favored choice of Major League Baseball. Each glove is hand-crafted, and it's good to know that when using the Pro Preferred, you’re using the same glove as professionals at the highest level. Pro Preferred gloves are crafted with top-of-the-line, full-grain kip leather with a great feel and quality performance. This premium leather is super durable, so you can expect this glove to last for many seasons.

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Dylan Johnson