This is one catcher’s mitt that’s made to have a deep pocket.

Rawlings’ Heart of the Hide Dual Core? catcher’s mitt (model number PROCM33DCC) features a new profile that changes the angle of the catcher’s thumb and forefinger to create a deeper pocket than other mitts.

Traditional mitts have a thumb to forefinger angle of 62 degrees, but the new CM33 profile creates an angle of 75...
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Rawlings knows it's never too early to put a glove on your hand.

That's why its Players series features gloves with small hand openings and the Basket web. Check out the 9” Players T-ball glove (model number PL90MB), perfect for the ballplayer who is just beginning.

"We purchased this glove as a Christmas gift for our grandson, and he just loves it,” wrote Paul123 at RawlingsGear.com....
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Personalizing your Rawlings' glove doesn't have to cost a lot.

RawlingsGear.com offers custom laser engraving for $15.

Purchase your glove and have your name, your team's name or your number engraved on it. Laser engraved gloves can be shipped in 12-14 business days.

Choose script or block letters, and use up to...
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Get “one heck of a glove” when you choose Rawlings' Pro Preferred 11.5” all-black glove.

The Pro Preferred 11.5” all-black glove (model number PROS15ICB) delivers top quality. The glove features the Pro I web, which is desired by infielders and any positions that requires the player to use two hands to scoop the ball.

"The leather is impeccable. The feel exudes craftsmanship. This is...
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Rawlings has added new gloves to its Gold Glove Gamer Pro Taper series.

• Model number GG1102G is an 11” infield glove with a Pro I web.
• Model number GG1150G is an 11-½” pitcher’s/infield glove with a Basket web. It is available for left-handed players as model number Continue Reading

Count on Rawlings to monitor baseball's rule changes for you.

Rawlings has changed its pitcher’s gloves to remove white or light-colored lacing and lettering as more of baseball's governing bodies change their rules regarding the coloring of pitcher's gloves.

High school groups and college organizations are among those that have revised their rules.

The high school...
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