Rawlings Heart of the Hide 11.75" Traditional Series Baseball Fielding Glove - RPROT205W-6B Tier2 Lowered finger stalls promote contact Team:Fallin For Ballz - Home

Name: Rawlings Heart of the Hide 11.75" Traditional Series Baseball Fielding Glove - RPROT205W-6B Tier2 Lowered finger stalls promote contact Team:Fallin For Ballz - Home
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SKU: 75471601627
Price: 150.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Rawlings Heart of the Hide 11.75" Traditional Series Baseball Fielding Glove RPROT205W 6B Tier2 Lowered finger stalls promote contact Team:Fallin For Ballz Home Lowered finger stalls promote contact with the back of the glove Premium Japanese tanned USA Kip leather combines ideal stiffness with lightweight feel but can also be stretched to the outfield without sacrificing performance this Heart of the Hide traditional black utility glove will be your new best friend on the field

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