Wilson A2K 33.5" Baseball Catcher's Mitt

Features 3X More Shaping Of Leather Helps Reduce Break-In Time Extremely Stiff; Will Require An Extensive Break-In Colorway: Saddle Tan (Brown) | Black Designed To Fit A High School To Adult Sized Hand Index Finger Pad For Protection and Comfort 33.5 Inch Circumference Recommended Exclusively For Catchers Conventional Open Back Half Moon (Two-Piece, Fully Closed) Webbing M1 Pattern - 33.5 Inch Circumference & Half Moon Web. Designed To Reduce The Weight Of The Glove. Also, This Mitt Incorporates An Extended Palm To Reduce Rebound Of The Baseball Upon Catching It. Double Palm Construction - A Thin, Strategically Cut Piece Of Leather Is Placed Between The Palm Liner And Outer Shell Providing Maximum Pocket Stability. Dri-Lex Wrist Lining Offers Ultra-Breathable, Moisture-Wicking Material Pro Stock Select Leather - Comprised Of The Top 5 Percent Of Hides. The Leather Allows For A Quicker Break-In And Long-Lasting Shape. SnakeSkin - Unique SnakeSkin Imprinting On The Back Of The Fingers And The Thumb Of The Mitt Creates An Unmatched Look! Description Wilson A2K 33.5" Baseball Catcher's Mitt: WBW100071335 You own the zone from behind the plate and you need a glove that's up to the task. This Wilson A2K catcher's mitt is crafted with a blend of the brand's exceptional Pro Stock Select leather and advanced SnakeSkin imprinting for an ultra-light and high-performance feel. With a classic black and saddle tan colorway, this glove shows opposing hitters that you're all business and you're serious about quality gear. The M1D profile and half-moon web also make this a highly versatile glove, building on Wilson's beloved M1 catcher's mitt but adding the option of a deeper pocket. Glove Benefits This glove is not only built for superb performance and pro-grade durability. The Pro Stock Select leather used on this catcher's mitt is pulled from the top 5% of Wilson's leather stock. Finished with the brand's trademarked SnakeSkin imprint, this leather has a modern look that stands up to the rigors of life behind the plate.