Rawlings Heart of the Hide R2G Contour 11.5 in Baseball Glove - Throwing Hand:Right
Rawlings engineered the 11.5-inch Heart of the Hide R2G infield glove specifically for players with smaller hands.
The new ContoUR fit features slimmer, lowered finger stalls and a tighter hand opening. and It also utilizes an adjustable wrist strap as well. These features mean you can tailor your glove to your hand, the way you prefer. In addition, Rawlings pulled the outer shell down so the finger pad is more accessible for players with smaller hands. This promotes greater overall glove control. As a result, you'll have a superior fit and feel; a glove that is truly ContoURed to you.
As with every HOH glove, this infield glove is crafted from ultra-premium steer-hide leather, world-renowned for its world-class quality and durability. Rawlings HOH R2G gloves also offer a more 'game-ready' ready feel, thanks to their additional 25% factory break-in. This means you'll be able to rip off the tags and hit the field right away.
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Rawlings engineered the 11.5-inch Heart of the Hide R2G infield glove specifically for players with smaller hands.
The new ContoUR fit features slimmer, lowered finger stalls and a tighter hand opening. and It also utilizes an adjustable wrist strap as well. These features mean you can tailor your glove to your hand, the way you prefer. In addition, Rawlings pulled the outer shell down so the finger pad is more accessible for players with smaller hands. This promotes greater overall glove control. As a result, you'll have a superior fit and feel; a glove that is truly ContoURed to you.
As with every HOH glove, this infield glove is crafted from ultra-premium steer-hide leather, world-renowned for its world-class quality and durability. Rawlings HOH R2G gloves also offer a more 'game-ready' ready feel, thanks to their additional 25% factory break-in. This means you'll be able to rip off the tags and hit the field right away.
