- 12.00 Inch Pattern
- Basket Web
- Buckskin Cowhide And Sandstone
- Contemporary Styling
- Conventional Open Back
- Free Shipping
- Made in the U.S.A.
- Radius Welting
- Two-Tone Color Scheme
- Compare PL1200C
by The Jolly King - Apr 20, 2009
Pros: This is a ballplayer's ballglove. If you are serious about the game, there is nothing wrong with it. The color is cool, the leather is awesome, and it is American made. It has its price, but so does everything. In times like these, we need to circulate money in the U.S., not give it to Rawlings or Easton so Asian contries gain wealth and their people continue to work in horrible conditions.Since 1934, Nokona has been the only glove for a real baseball player. Buy quality. Buy Nokona. Buy American. The glove has a Native American emblazoned on its back, and smells like real leather, beacause that's what it is.This glove epitomizes all that is good in the world. And so does baseball.
Cons: Read above paragraph.
This Nokona American Pro Series is made from Premium Buckskin Leather and Sandstone Tanned Leather. Buckskin is a pre-oiled cowhide leather featuring a smooth dark brown finish. It is a staple in a long line of soft, yet durable premium top grain leathers, which provides that supple, broken-in feel that is enjoyed by today's players. The Buckskin is oil injected during the tanning process, this in turn produces a more flexible glove but a heavier weight. The Sandstone Leather is on the back of the glove. This leather is much stronger than most steer hides and therefore provides stability in the gloves. The Pro Line Series gloves offer an open back with shearling for a great look and an excellent feel. Nokona offers radius welting for unmatched durability on their Pro Line Series gloves. Nokona gives this glove a contemporary styling to give it the best look. This glove comes in a 12.00 inch model. It also has a closed web. Nokona has always had the reputation of producing top of the line, durable and dependable gloves and the Pro Line Series is no different. This glove was hand made in the USA in Nocona, Texas. Nokona: American Made for American Played! Free Shipping.
by The Jolly King - Apr 20, 2009
Pros: This is a ballplayer's ballglove. If you are serious about the game, there is nothing wrong with it. The color is cool, the leather is awesome, and it is American made. It has its price, but so does everything. In times like these, we need to circulate money in the U.S., not give it to Rawlings or Easton so Asian contries gain wealth and their people continue to work in horrible conditions.Since 1934, Nokona has been the only glove for a real baseball player. Buy quality. Buy Nokona. Buy American. The glove has a Native American emblazoned on its back, and smells like real leather, beacause that's what it is.This glove epitomizes all that is good in the world. And so does baseball.
Cons: Read above paragraph.
by Rhino95 - Apr 30, 2009
Pros: Great feel, quick break-in, great look.
Cons: Nokona measurement is pre-sewn, mine measures about 11.5". (My 12'75" Nokona measures closer to 12", so this critique is not unique to this glove.)
by joe - Jun 03, 2009
Pros: it is a great glove, the color is great and the way it keeps its shape is amazing
Cons: nothing
by bryan - Nov 28, 2010
Pros: great glove. very good quality leather. Nokona makes the best gloves.
Cons: none. great pitchers glove.
by anonymous - Jan 26, 2010
Pros: Compare to any glove at any price.A bargain compared to Rawlings Pro Preferred.The feel of the glove and the quality of materials and workmanship in the Nokona is far superior to other gloves.The best gloves are American made.
Cons: None.
by road doctor - Jul 27, 2011
Pros: Nice glove. Fits great. Easy to break in, after two weeks of using the glove everyday is almost completely broken in. Leather seems top quality and glove is well made. Not quite the pro-quality of my Rawlings Pro Preferred Pros20BC but a close second and easier to break in that my Rawlings which is still not completely broken in after 2 months of almost continous daily play. Very Satisfied. I also own a Nokona AMG Buffalo Combo 12.75 outfielders, another great glove.
Cons: Slightly smaller(not quite 12 inches) than my Rawlings Pro Preferred Pros20BC and HOH Pro1000BC and BT. This is not much of a Con as it is an awareness. Does not detract from the glove.
by tom - Jul 01, 2008
Pros: great all around glove breaks in great but slow keeps form for as long as you have it very high quality leather
Cons: although buy leather conditioner to keep the leather in good condition it does lose color and looks fast if conditioner is not applied
by Addison M. - Apr 27, 2011
Pros: Best all around glove. Great for infield and for pitching. Nice color,brakes in good. Also stays in good shape if you can take care of it!
Cons: Best glove yet!
by Paul - Apr 01, 2012
Pros: Have two son's playing D1 college baseball have alway's bought Wilson A2000 and Nokona Buckaroo. This is the best glove they have ever had.
Cons:
by coach M - Jun 09, 2012
Pros: I had a Rawlings Player Preferred and just wasn't happy with it. So I bought this to coach my kids team and play catch with him and I can say this will probably be the last glove I ever buy and if I need another one it will definitely be a Nokona. Couldn't be happier, this is a top quality glove no matter what anyone says. I checked out all the top gloves Rawlings primo, pro preferred, several Heart of Hide models, Wilson A2000 and Mizuno pro elite and while those are great gloves none is better than this Nokona. Ultimately I bought this glove because of the quality, fit and mainly because it is the only one made in America. First got the 11.5 model and just like all the review say, Nokona's run a little small, so I returned it and got the 12 which measure exactly 11.5 and it is AWESOME! Couldn't be happier. Breaking in nicely and not really that hard to do, just use the Nokona conditioner and the glove kit and play some catch and it will be perfect.
Cons: slightly heavy
by TN Brewers Fan - Jun 17, 2012
Pros: Greatest Father's Day present ever. Makes up for the 1979 Nokona glove my college roommate stole from me. Breakin doesn't look like it is a problem. Just gives you time to bond with your glove. Look forward to enjoying till my 10 year old steals this one from me. At least this time it will be stay in the family. Happy Father's day to all. Get one this week and spend a little quality time with your kids tossing one around in the yard....
Cons: Didn't do it years ago.
by Bams dad - Sep 23, 2012
Pros: Top quality leather,feels great right off the shelf. I will definatly miss this one when my son takes it
Cons: None to date
by Kevin - Oct 05, 2012
Pros: Breaks in very easily Great for any position Comfortable leather
Cons: A little too heavy, but I don't mind very much
by Jo - Dec 09, 2012
Pros: Exactly what I expected. Beautiful glove, rugged stitching and good pocket. Its a christmas present so have not used it yet. Feels like this will last many years!
Cons: none
by Adam - Dec 19, 2012
Pros: Great glove! Its kept its shape for a year running now and hasn't lost its color yet. Great for pitching and utility
Cons: A bit heavy
by cupcake - May 04, 2013
Pros: Very durable, nice color combo, deep pocket, best glove I have ever owned
Cons: Slightly heavier than most gloves and my teammates always steal it to smell the real leather
by Panhandle Slim - May 22, 2013
Pros: Great glove! Feels great on my hand and has a good sturdiness to it. Construction on this is great and the leather is awesome. Got this for Christmas and have loved it. Took me a while to break in, but that is largely because I am more of a recreational player and did not use it as often as I should have. The Nokona conditioner helps a lot with break in though. Also LOVE that it is American made. Would recommend this to anyone.
Cons: None
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Ask QuestionIs it possible to change the web type on this glove?
Asked by anonymous on May 15, 2013
The Nokona Pro Line Series: PL1200C (AMG1200SXCW) only comes in the basket web in a 12" model. The Pro Line Series also includes a 12.75" with a double post, double bar web (PL1275H) and an 11.50" with a modified T web (PL1150M).
· May 15, 2013
Looking for the right glove for a 12 year old who plays travel ball. His positions are pitcher, short, and center field. I'm curious to your opinion if this glove will be to big on his hand or not. I love the looks of the glove but if it will be to loose on his hand, I will keep looking. I used nakona throughout my high school days. Awesome gloves!
Asked by Slick on Jan 30, 2013
That's hard to say without being able to see the glove on his hand. However, when players reach 12 years old, they typically are in the process of transitioning to an adult sized glove. Nokona gloves do not fit big, and they don't really fit too small either. I feel the PL1200C would fit him fine.
· Jan 30, 2013
Would this be suited for high school pitcher who plays 3rd base as well? He is 6-3 and wants something that will last into college.
Asked by Jo on Nov 24, 2012
Yes. The Nokona Pro Line would be great for 3rd and pitcher. If taken care of they will last a long long time. It will require break-in time.
· Nov 24, 2012
I am 13 years old and I am an infielder. I have small hands. What size glove would you recommend? I am currently using an 11.5" glove.
Asked by A-Train on Sep 30, 2012
The average size infielder's glove for a 13 year old is 11.25" or 11.5". If you are a little smaller than average, I would recommend an 11.25" glove.
· Sep 30, 2012
Is this glove suitable for slow pitch softball as an infielders glove? I have smaller hands and a great fit is very important. What would you recommend?
Asked by Pappy on Sep 26, 2012
The Nokona Pro Line Series is a baseball glove and will not have a big enough pocket for softball. We recommend the Nokona Walnut Softball Series: WS1200C.
· Sep 26, 2012
Would it be a good glove for softball? Plays infield
Asked by bob on Aug 15, 2012
That depends on the age of the player and whether you are referring to slow pitch or fastpitch softball. I recommend our Glove Coach. It's a great tool: http://www.justballgloves.com/glove-coach/
· Aug 15, 2012
Looking for a new Nokona glove for 12 year old outfielder/pitcher. What size and model would you suggest?
Asked by rasz on Aug 14, 2012
For your son who plays both outfield and pitcher we would recommend using a glove no shorter than 12.00". You could use a 11.75" model but those are more designed for infield play. Here is a link to view possible options. http://www.justballgloves.com/products/vendor~nokona/size~12.00/glove%20type~baseball/?utm_source=justbats&utm_medium=lower_right&utm_campaign=justballgloves_092211 http://www.justballgloves.com/products/vendor~nokona/size~12.75/thrower~right/?utm_source=justbats&utm_medium=lower_right&utm_campaign=justballgloves_092211
· Aug 14, 2012
Does this glove break in good enough to use for softball infield?
Asked by DC on Apr 12, 2012
The PL1200C is much more commonly used in baseball. It can be used in softball, but I think it's pocket may be a little too small to handle a softball. If you prefer a smaller glove for softball, the PL1200C should work for you.
· Apr 12, 2012
Is this glove to big for a 13-year old boy. He will be using for baseball in outfield.
Asked by Bill on Feb 27, 2012
This would be a perfect size for a thirteen year old outfielder.
· Feb 27, 2012
Is it true that the size of the glove is the presewn size and not the finished size. This will be important to know if I am buying sight unseen online.
Asked by DMAN on Dec 06, 2011
The leather is measured while it is laying flat, before it is sewn together. That is why no 2 gloves are exactly the same. Which is why we offer the 100 day guarantee.
· Dec 06, 2011
What companies make there gloves in America
Asked by Nickleback Lover on Dec 03, 2011
Nokona and a few glovesmith gloves are made in America
· Dec 04, 2011
Does this glove have very thick palm padding?
Asked by cook on Sep 17, 2011
This glove has average palm padding compared to other glove of similar price and quality.
· Sep 19, 2011
Alot of reviews that i have read on most Nokona gloves is that they are smaller than listed. My son has a 11.25 and a 11.5, i want a 12 inch glove. Do you recommend ordering a 12.25 or go ahead and get the 12?
Asked by Jon Clark on Aug 09, 2011
Nokona does not produce a 12.25 inch glove, so your next step up would actually be a 12.5 inch model. Nokona's do tend to measure just a little smaller than advertised. This 12 inch model will probably measure around 11.75 inches. A 12.5 inch model may measure around 12.25 inches. I would probably lean towards the 12 inch model.
· Aug 09, 2011
Is this glove currently in stock?
Asked by Keith on Jun 27, 2011
If it is on our website that means it is in stock in whatever size are available under the "Choose A Size" option.
· Jun 27, 2011
Would this baseball glove work for outfield?
Asked by baseball fan8 on Jun 08, 2011
This glove would work for the outfield. Most outfield gloves run between 12.00-12.50. This glove would be perfect for that. This glove uses Buckskin Cowhide, so it will hold up for a long time.
· Jun 08, 2011
In your opinion is the the Pro Line 1200 or Buffalo Combo 1200 a better glove?
Asked by Dave on May 28, 2011
I like the Pro line a little better. It is a little softer and breaks in a little quicker than the buffalo combo. But most of it is personal preference.
· May 28, 2011
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