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Features

  • 11.75 Inch Pattern

  • Chosen From Top 5 Percent of all Wilson Hides

  • Dri-Lex Technology

  • Dual Welting

  • Endlessly Field Tested

  • Free Shipping

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  • Pro Stock Kip Leather

  • Modified T Web

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 10 Customer Reviews

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joker13819

Pros: great glove for pitching and 3rd base soft leather a2k is expensive because its the best glove

Cons: none

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the dark wizard

Pros: Great glove, way easier to break in than the a2000, Supple leather, fast break in period, nice shape and size for 3rd or pitcher.

Cons: When I got the glove,palm was already broken in but fingers were still stiff. Way too easy to break in. My personal prefferance are gloves that are a little more stiff, but for someone looking for a very soft glove, this would be the one. Wayyy less stiff than a2000

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calhizzle

Pros: awesome glove... i have had it for a while now and i have no problems. great for pitchers and third base.

Cons: stains easily

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1guysopinion

Pros: Very easy to break in, great leather. Out of the box the wilson A2K is probably a week away from being VERY game usable. The cut of the glove is very nice and provides a good pocket.

Cons: Have had the glove for about 6 weeks, but because the leather is so soft I am concerned about the outer shell holding a firm shape. But no problems yet and I do prefer it over my HOH Rawlings.

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future phenom

Pros: Great glove. good size for 3rd SS and P good leather easier to brek in than the A200 love the web Overall A+

Cons: Pinky hole rubbs a little but it will get better with break in

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Dylan

Pros: Glove breaks in really fast great pitchers and infield glove.

Cons: Gets stained easy.

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Dev Dawg

Pros: Awesome glove! Looks great. Best leather of any glove i have played with. It makes that cool popping or smacking sound when the ball hits the pocket. Awesome pocket, too. All over great glove, totally worth it. It breaks in fairly fast, and comes broken in maybe 50%. The 50% broken in is all in the palm, though. The hand area is only softened up, so you do it all on your own for a true fit. Very comfy after a few rounds of catch, but never uncomfortable or unable to use because of stiffness. Shweet!

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baseball kid

Pros: great glove. breaks in pretty well

Cons: a bit too expensive

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gale

Pros: Supple leather at first

Cons: Glove looses shape within the first week of hard play. This is the absolute worst pattern for infield play. Waste of money

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Josh T

Pros: This glove is just awesome, it feels great, easy to break in, and it's really a pro glove! BTW, the price doesn't matter at all. this glove is worht it all!

Cons: Nothing.

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Questions and Answers

Have a question about the Wilson A2000 Series: A2K 1796DB? Ask our team of experts and they will respond within 24 hours.

is it good and stiff? bill
Wilson's A2K series are known for their quality. They'll be pretty stiff and will hold their shape well over time.
Brett
does this come in left hand thrower? if so do you have it in stock? markymark
Yes. As of 6/24/2011 we have this glove in stock for a left hand thrower. If you go to our website and look up the glove, there will be a "Choose A Size" option on the top of the page. Select the "Left Hand Thrower" option and you're good to checkout.
JH
I already bought an a2k and read some comments. I am pretty nervous about the comment that said it loses its shell or shape. I blew some serious coin on this thing and if it breaks well ..... Does it really lose its shape? a2kid
We have not had any experience with this glove losing its form. This glove will lose its form after a few years of use, but not before that. This is one of the best gloves that Wilson makes and they take a lot of pride in the gloves that they make. I don"t think that you will have any problems with this glove.
Brett
can you wear a batting glove with this glove? meat23
Yes you can. Wearing a batting glove will not create any problems in the fit of this glove.
Josh
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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 1796DB

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