Zett Pro Status Series: Z1275T

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12.75 Inch Pattern
Conventional Open Back
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Japanese Tanned Leather

Made Custom for Our Sites From Color, Web, and Welting
Precise Stitching and Embroidery
Trapeze Web
Wool Padding

Zett has been a world power in baseball for over 50 years. This Japanese company has been a well-kept secret from most players in the U.S.... until now. Uncompromising quality and unmatched attention to detail is what you get in a Zett glove. Widely recognized as the finest glove in baseball by many top pro players, it's reputation is garnering the company some serious attention. Zett actively seeks out the best hides and uses an unsurpassed tanning process to create a glove that lasts and retains its shape far longer than the common standard. When you pick up a Zett glove, you can tell it was crafted with care. From the precise stitching and embroidery to the softness and shape of the leather, Zett gloves are the worldwide standard for craftsmanship. With this strict quality control, you can be sure your glove will play at the professional level and surpass all your expectations. This new line of Zett ball gloves was custom designed just for us by the master craftsmen at Zett. When you need to play at the top of your game, reach for a Zett! Free Shipping!

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Is the Pro Status the same as the Pro Model? Or are they different models?

Asked by baseball on May 14, 2012

The only Zett gloves I know of are the Pro Status gloves. I am not familiar with their Pro Model gloves.

Tyler Expert · May 14, 2012

Which glove is heavier; this or the Pro Preferred?

Asked by snpes123 on May 07, 2012

The Zett Pro Status Series will feel slightly heavier than the Pro Preferred, but will be very durable.

Kara Expert · May 07, 2012

What glove would you recomend this one or the Pro Preferred

Asked by lefty on Nov 02, 2011

You really can't go wrong with either glove. Both are high quality, durable leathers. The Pro Preferred is going to be a little softer than the Zett.

K.B. Expert · Nov 03, 2011

I wanna buy this...but i should make sure this glove made in Japan or USA... it is from japan??

Asked by freestyl on Sep 25, 2011

This glove is made in japan.

Sean Expert · Sep 25, 2011

i am trying to decide between the Zett and the Rawlings Pro Preferred, what is the major differences between the two?

Asked by Highslide on Aug 24, 2011

The Zett is more of a game ready glove that will not need much break in. The Rawlings glove will need some time to break in.

Kris Expert · Aug 25, 2011

I'd love this exact model in black. Is it available?

Asked by KK on Aug 15, 2011

The model number for the black glove will be Z1275B.

Brett Expert · Aug 15, 2011

Does zett have a big comfortable wrist opening like rawlings or is it smaller like mizuno?

Asked by slugger on Jun 06, 2011

The opening of the wrist for the Zett gloves are a little bigger than normal. I would say they are close to the Rawlings gloves.

Brett Expert · Jun 06, 2011

i am very interested in this glove but since they are made in japan, theres no way to try it on to see if i like the feel and durability....... what glove in the US is comparable to the zett outfielding glove?

Asked by Car-go on May 22, 2011

In terms of fit and durability, I would compare the Zett Pro Status Gloves to the Pro Preferred Series by Rawlings. The Zett Pro Status Gloves fit true to size with a good size hand opening and comfortable finger stalls. This will be a very durable and high performing glove.

Brett Expert · May 23, 2011

I am interested in Zett glove, What differences between Zett pro status series that are sold in Japan like BPG series and Zett gloves you are selling?

Asked by Jungsub on Apr 10, 2011

We receive our Zett gloves directly from Zett themselves. They are the same as the Pro Status series made, sold and used in Japan.

Brett Expert · Apr 11, 2011