Wilson A2000 Classic 1679 12.5" Baseball Glove
Anchor the infield with the Baseball Classics Series A2000 1679, an innovative 12.5” first base mitt model engineered with a single break point design to play like an infield glove when handling ground balls and popups. This A2000 1679 uses full Pro Stock® leather construction with a Single Post Web and deep pocket to scoop low throws in the dirt and secure hard-hit line drives. Modeled on the same A2000 1679 gloves Wilson Master Glove Craftsman Shigeaki Aso delivers to big league camps each spring, this 12.5” model pairs classic style with premium performance.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Wilson A2000 Classic 1679 12.5" Baseball Glove
Wilson A2000 Classic 1679 12.5" Baseball Glove
Anchor the infield with the Baseball Classics Series A2000 1679, an innovative 12.5” first base mitt model engineered with a single break point design to play like an infield glove when handling ground balls and popups. This A2000 1679 uses full Pro Stock® leather construction with a Single Post Web and deep pocket to scoop low throws in the dirt and secure hard-hit line drives. Modeled on the same A2000 1679 gloves Wilson Master Glove Craftsman Shigeaki Aso delivers to big league camps each spring, this 12.5” model pairs classic style with premium performance.
Original: $297.65
-65%$297.65
$104.18Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
Anchor the infield with the Baseball Classics Series A2000 1679, an innovative 12.5” first base mitt model engineered with a single break point design to play like an infield glove when handling ground balls and popups. This A2000 1679 uses full Pro Stock® leather construction with a Single Post Web and deep pocket to scoop low throws in the dirt and secure hard-hit line drives. Modeled on the same A2000 1679 gloves Wilson Master Glove Craftsman Shigeaki Aso delivers to big league camps each spring, this 12.5” model pairs classic style with premium performance.
