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What would be a good glove and size for HS age 3rd base glove? Currently uses a 12.25 should we stick with that size?
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I would recommend smaller. 12" is the maximum for any infield position except first base.
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That’s what I was thinking also but she keeps telling me she thinks that will be to small . Cause you know teenagers know everything
Those three infield positions are more about transferring the ball instead of catching it. I would say 11.75-12" max.That’s what I was thinking also but she keeps telling me she thinks that will be to small . Cause you know teenagers know everything
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I'm going to get a reputation for derailing threads but this totally fits here.That’s what I was thinking also but she keeps telling me she thinks that will be to small . Cause you know teenagers know everything
One month ago, DD (softball player) and I were in the airport in Barcelona to meet DW and soccer playing DD in San Sébastien for a tournament.
DD, and I were having a "discussion" about something which she disagreed vehemently with, of course (she is 15). My Gen X self told her, "Look. Stop the Gen Z crap. Listen to me. I know what I'm talking about. I have 30 more years on this Earth than you. This will be fine." I MAY have sounded exasperated after the flight and being up for so long.
The guy in front of us, must have been an Anglophone because he burst out laughing. Clearly, I am hilarious or he doesn't get Gen Z either.
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Rawlings Heart of the Hide PRO1000HC Baseball Glove 12 inch Right Hand Throw
Online Baseball Gloves and Baseball Bats for sale. In business since 1971. Find brands like Rawlings, Nokona, Marucci, Victus, All-Star, and many others to help you with your baseball equipment needs.
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This the one?? I’m not seeing it on Rawlings website, any place you recommend buying from? Or is ballgloves.com good? Thanks
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DD (the aforementioned Gen Z one) uses this when she is playing 2B. She likes it very much, if your daughter is ok with a Wilson glove. As stated in another thread, by a couple of us, spin control collects dirt but DD seems to think it's a solid glove.
https://www.dickssportinggoods.com/...nlPcVVBY5FpcFF9DBG--fcHjv4vOz4Q5o2KmAO48eCIY8
https://www.dickssportinggoods.com/...nlPcVVBY5FpcFF9DBG--fcHjv4vOz4Q5o2KmAO48eCIY8
That’s it, Don Morton’s is BallGloves.comRawlings Heart of the Hide PRO1000HC Baseball Glove 12 inch Right Hand Throw
Online Baseball Gloves and Baseball Bats for sale. In business since 1971. Find brands like Rawlings, Nokona, Marucci, Victus, All-Star, and many others to help you with your baseball equipment needs.
This the one?? I’m not seeing it on Rawlings website, any place you recommend buying from? Or is ballgloves.com good? Thanks
I’m thinking Morton’s has the sole rights to the Pro1000, you can’t even order a custom Pro1000 on the builder.
I have seen several times on Rawlings site the 12.25” Pro Issue Spring Trainer, the same one I bought at the Rawlings outlet at Myrtle Beach.
The Pro1000 and the Pro206 are the same identical size and pattern, they’re actually cut from the same dies. The Pro1000 was always a Pro order and the Pro206 was a retail glove.
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