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Rawlings' Heart of the Hide Pro Mesh 11.25” glove is made for infielders, particularly those who prefer to use two hands to scoop the ball.

The glove (model number PRO217-2PM) is made with a conventional back and a Pro I web.

RawlingsGear.com customer Gonzo19 called his Heart of the Hide Pro Mesh glove an...
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In Italian, primo means “the first,” “the leading” and “the best.” That’s just what Rawlings Primo leather is.

Primo leather is a full-grain Italian leather that is produced with a tight grain structure to give it a flawless appearance. Only the best 5 percent of leather is used to make Rawlings Primo gloves.

The leather goes through a unique tanning process that results in a buttery soft feel and a shape...
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If you’re looking for a new glove for your child, let Rawlings introduce you to its latest series, the Gold Glove Gamer Pro Taper.

Gloves in this series are perfect for 8- to 11-year-old athletes who will play at least 40 games this year. The Pro Taper glove is recommended for any athlete who is ready to move into a better glove, but whose hand is still too small for a Rawlings’ Heart of the Hide, Pro Preferred...
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In baseball and softball, preparing for the game is just as important as playing the game. Prepare for your next season by checking out the modifications and additions Rawlings has made to its respected glove line: The Sandlot series.

Sandlot gloves sport a new retro black look for 2011. The full-grain leather shell is uniquely tanned to resemble a vintage glove. The designs are further enhanced with popular...
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In baseball and softball, preparing for the game is just as important as playing the game. Prepare for your next season by checking out the modifications and additions Rawlings has made to its respected glove line: The Player Preferred series.

Three new mitts and a softball glove make the lineup of Player Preferred fielder's gloves.

Player Preferred gloves are designed...
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If you're looking for a smaller, lighter web pattern in your glove, take a look at the Pro I web.

Originally known as the H web, Rawlings designed and patented the Pro I web in 1940.

The single post reinforced bottom web is popular with infielders, including pro second baseman Chase Utley and third baseman Adrian Beltre. Because the web does not tie to the crotch of the...
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