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Features

  • 11.75 Pitchers Pattern

  • Reinforced Closed Web

  • Chosen From Top 5 Percent of all Wilson Hides

  • Dri-Lex Technology

  • Dual-Welting

  • Endlessly Field Tested

  • Free Shipping

  • Open Back

  • Pro Sleeve

  • Pro Stock Kip Leather

Description

Wilson continues to improve the top-quality A2000 A2K series. New color schemes really give this A2K line a spectacular look in the field. The Pro Stock Kip Leather is lightweight leather made up of a compact grain structure providing shorter break-in time and unmatched durability. Top grade Kip Leather is long prized by Major League players for its comfort and consistent performance. This A2000 Kip glove also offers the new Dri-Lex technology. This Dri-Lex technology is an ultra-breathable wrist lining that transfers moisture away from the skin, keeping your hand cool and dry. The full grain leather conforms to the players hand and wicks moisture away for complete comfort and control. This glove also features the patented Dual Welting system that offers a pre-curved finger design that helps maintain a stable and durable pocket. The Dual Welting technology is a patented design used exclusively by Wilson in the United States. Pro Stock Select offers twice the strength as normal leathers with half the weight and instant flexibility. The leather is chosen from the top five percent of Wilson Pro Stock hides. This A2000 Kip series glove offers versatile patterns for all types of players. The A2K gloves have a retro color scheme that makes this series one of the sharpest looking ball gloves in all of baseball. A2K: Legend Meets Luxury. Free Shipping.

Reviews

Average Ratings Based on 5 Customer Reviews

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Big Wayne

Pros: Great glove! Half broken in when got it. Broke in great, still is firm but very closable. Padding around palm is very thin, good for feeling balls when you catch ground balls. Not as good as the only black Rawlings Pro Preffered glove, whis is only 10 dollars more.

Cons: Very stubborn abou changing shape.

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Ryan

Pros: Great glove, keeps great shape, very comfortable

Cons: a little long break in but that's what great gloves are supposed to do, just get some Wilson glove oil

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fbb

Pros: this glove is very soft it looks good and feels good. it did not take me very long to break in. in the store i could already close it. it has been worth the money.

Cons: five weeks of cutting the yard for it but it was worth it

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Blaze

Pros: Unbelievable fit. Very soft kip leather that just forms to the hand. This is the highest quality glove i have ever owned. It is used as a pitching glove and is breaking in slightly faster than normal for Wilson who are traditionally very stiff when new, (my son and I own 5 a2000's.)This leather is silky soft when treated correctly. We use a conditioner that has lanolin in it and the leather is amazing when treated in this way. Buy this glove, it is expensive but worth it if you are a serious baseball player.

Cons: Expensive and break in time. But any good glove takes months to break in so nothing was unexpected.

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Anonymous

Pros: great glove, soft, perfect break in

Cons: trouble with creases, doesn't hold shape

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Questions and Answers

Have a question about the Wilson A2000 Series: A2K B2DB? Ask our team of experts and they will respond within 24 hours.

I am looking for a glove for my 12 yr old son. He currently uses a very old Wilson A2000. Should I get a smaller glove for him or is it practical to get this one knowing that he will not out grow it?? Housecat
In my opinion, a 11.75 inch glove would be perfect for a 12 year old (generally a 11.75 or 12 inch glove is recommended). But, it all depends on what he's comfortable with and what positions he plays.
Jeff
My son is 15 years old. He weighs 175 pounds. He pitches, plays 3b, ss, and 2b. What size glove would you recommend to last him throughout high school? Bill
I would recommend either a 11.75 inch or 12 inch glove. I used a 11.75 inch glove in the middle infield throughout high school, but if he's pitching and playing third as well, a 12 inch model would be a good fit.
Sean
hi i would like to know if you have this glove for right handers. because where it says "choose a size" it says "left hand thrower" which i assume means that the glove only comes for lefties. i am interested in buying this glove but i would like to know if you have this glove for righties. thanks KNucklehead
We only have the left hand thrower in stock. We will not be getting anymore right hand throwers in this glove because it is a closeout glove.
Brett

About the Brand

A true American icon in the world of sports equipment. This Chicago-based manufacturer of quality gloves began in 1913 as Ashland Manufacturing, which was a subsidiary of the Wilson & Co. meat company. At one point, the enterprise became known as the Thomas E. Wilson Co., taking the name of an early chief executive. In 1931, the name was changed to Wilson Sporting Goods Co.

Wilson makes a variety of baseball gloves and equipment for several different positions, uncluding bats and batting gloves. They are best known for models that include the A2K and A2000, as well as custom gloves. Players such as Clayton Kershaw and Miguel Cabrera have sported Wilson baseball gloves.

Glove Properties

Wilson A2000 Series: A2K B2DB

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