When Rawlings calls a glove Pro Preferred, they mean it. Just look at a small sample of MLB players who call Rawlings’ Pro Preferred 2-Tone gloves their own:

Chase Utley, Adrian Beltre, Geovanny Soto, Bobby Abreu, Juan Rivera, Justin Upton, J.D. Drew, Jacoby Ellsbury, Curtis Granderson, Colby Rasmus, Ramon Vasquez, Brendan Ryan, Rich Aurilia, Ty Wigginton, Juan Francisco, Doug...
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Soft hands, quick hands, good hand-eye coordination—when it comes to fielding it’s all about your hands.

Develop that infielder’s touch with training gloves from Rawlings’ 5-Tool Training Program.

Rawlings’ has designed two gloves to improve your fielding skills, the Pro Trainer and the...
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As the game of basketball has evolved, so has the equipment. If you want a durable indoor basketball with a better grip, go with Rawlings’ line of basketballs with Padded Zone Technology.

Rawlings patented Padded Zone Technology with the intent of making basketballs with improved grip and durability, so they designed deeper channels and gave the ball a softer feel.

The exclusive Padded...
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Rawlings has been the official supplier of baseballs to Major League Baseball for nearly 35 years. Now you can get these top-quality balls to commemorate the game’s greatest events.

Perfect for collecting autographs, commemorative balls are available for events such as the World Series and for moments experienced with your favorite team.

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Safety is a concern in any sport, not just baseball. But whether you have a child playing ball or you play in your own league, it’s always safe to choose Rawlings’ BESR-certified bats.

BESR is the official safety certification issued for non-wood bats used in the NCAA and NHFS. It stands for ball exit speed ratio.

The Baseball Research Center is the official...
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Looking for a glove with the strength to help you snag those just-out-of-reach line drives? Then go with the outfielders’ choice, a glove with the Trap-Eze web.

Rawlings’ Trap-Eze web is the only web that is actually an extension of the glove itself. Lacing on two sides of the web creates a center that naturally closes around the ball. That’s why it is known as the “six finger”...
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