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- 13.00 Inch Pattern
- Easy Break-In
- First Base Model
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- Index Finger Gel Pad
- Individually Handcrafted
- Kip Leather
- Laces Pretested With 100 Tensile Strength
- Pittards Sheepskin Palm Lining for Comfort and Fit
- Single Post Web
- Wool Padding For Extra Cushion
by the scopp man 77 - Aug 25, 2011
Pros: great looking glove . just got it though . stiff . but i know it will soften up. if you want a glove that feels nice and gives you the confidence to pick any ball. this is the glove.
Cons: price. but totally worth it in the long run.
Rawlings Pro Preferred line is, and always will be the most elite line of gloves available. The Pro Preferred Series is back again this season with a fresh new look and that same quality of construction and materials. The Pro Preferred Series was revamped this year with different color combinations and Pittards performance sheepskin palm lining that wicks away sweat from your hand. Made from supple kip leather that provides a tight grain structure for a smooth look and feel, the Pro preferred series is sure to turns some heads on the field this year. Carefully crafted from the finest leather, this glove will break-in fast and easy. And for comfort, fit and durability, the Pro Preferred has no equal. It is used by numerous Major League ballplayers because of its durability and ability to be broken-in quickly. Pro Preferred Series gloves are easy to break in because of the Kip Leather which is soft and very durable. This Rawlings Pro Preferred series glove is Rawlings top of the line baseball glove. The 100% wool padding ensures long-lasting wear and a custom fit with easier break in. The laces are pre-tested to 100 lb tensile strength for durability. Use what the pro's prefer; Rawlings. Free Shipping!
by the scopp man 77 - Aug 25, 2011
Pros: great looking glove . just got it though . stiff . but i know it will soften up. if you want a glove that feels nice and gives you the confidence to pick any ball. this is the glove.
Cons: price. but totally worth it in the long run.
by Chris - Mar 06, 2012
Pros: Quality made
Cons: hard to break in, hurts side of hand, pricy, not worth the money
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Ask QuestionWhich glove would be higher quality, this glove or the Wilson A2K?
Asked by lenny on May 24, 2012
The Pro Preferred PROSDCTBR and the Wilson A2K series gloves are very high quality mitts These two mitts are very durable and manufactured with a high quality of leather. Choosing either one of these gloves will be a great choice.
· May 24, 2012
I am in the market for a top line 1B glove. My daughter will play the position in college. I want her to have the best tools possible. Does this product have the deep pocket she needs? Thanks.
Asked by kswtex on Jan 23, 2012
This specfic glove is made for baseball, but this does have a deep pocket regardless.
· Jan 23, 2012
What is a good size first base mitt for a 13 year old?
Asked by Roy on Dec 12, 2011
A 12.00-13.00 would be the suggested size for that age.
· Dec 12, 2011
How does this glove compare to the Mizuno Pro Series: GMP30 First Base Mitt? Which one would you recommend?
Asked by JJ on Oct 07, 2011
I would give the edge to the Pro Preferred Series because of the leather that is used. It will be a slightly better quality and will be more durable.
· Oct 08, 2011
Are the gloves that the professionals use sold to the public, or is it really a gimmick. Best first baseman glove?
Asked by Rolando on Sep 03, 2011
It's not a gimmick. The only difference is MLB players usually get their gloves directly from the manufacturer and will often have them customized (name, number, etc.). The Rawling Pro Preferred, Wilson A2Ks, and Mizuno Pro Series offer some of the best first base mitts on the market.
· Sep 06, 2011
Would this glove be suitable for men's slowpitch softball?
Asked by Ned on Jun 27, 2011
At 13 inches it has a deep enough pocket and it would work for you. For slow pitch softball I wouldn't go any smaller than a 13 inch mitt.
· Jun 27, 2011
are first base mitts hard to break in ?
Asked by dylbill on Jun 02, 2011
It depends on the quality of the leather. This is a very high quality first base mitt that will take about 2 weeks or so to break in. Repetition is key and the more you work with it the quicker it will break in.
· Jun 02, 2011
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE PROSDT2T AND THE PROSDCTBR
Asked by granny on May 10, 2011
The PROSDCTBR is a slightly newer model than the PROSDCT2T. Honestly, there's not much a difference besides the color pattern. Another difference is that the PROSDCTBR features an index finger gel pad for a little extra padding.
· May 16, 2011
what is the difference between this one and the other one by Rawlings that is the same price?
Asked by rick on Apr 21, 2011
There's really no difference. This is just a newer version with an updated color pattern. Both are made from the same type of high quality materials.
· Apr 21, 2011
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