Nokona Pro Line Series: PL3200C (CM600SX) Catcher's Mitt
Features
32.00 Inch Catchers Mitt
Reinforced Closed Web
Cupped Pocket
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Open Back with Shearling
Buckskin with Sandstone Steer hide
Description
Reviews
Average Ratings Based on 14 Customer Reviews
WillB
Pros: Great glove. Very padded and durable. Borrowed a relative's Nokona for years and had to give it back--would only choose Nokona as my catchers glove. Easy to break in.
Cons:
jmoff
Pros: Good leather and its american made and has tremendous pop. Very good looking glove also
Cons: This glove just feels really small and the pocket is very small which alot of people like but it makes it so u have to catch in the pocket the entire glove is very shallow.It also takes a while to break in only like halfway there after 2 months. I also prefer a longer glove . But if your looking for a glove to last you a while provide good pop and ball transfer then this is your glove.
eugman
Pros: broke in easy forms a nice pocket easy
Cons: i hope in holds together longer then the last one only 11/2 old fell apart......
burkyyyyyyyyyy
Pros: great glove awsome feel
Cons: it takes a long time to break in but is totally worth it
Anonymous
Pros: Stiff and good leather. Very nice padding
Cons: none
ballplaya
Pros: its amazing breaks in really quik and you never miss a ball with it
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Rhino
Pros: Break in time is reasonable, but this glove's durability is awesome. I've had mine 2 years now. It's still my favorite. Better than the Rawlings Pro Preferred, FAR better than anything anybody else makes.
Cons: Keep your eye on it. I get asked if somebody can "borrow" it all the time.
Bucky^^
Pros: great Glove fast Break In Time,And the leather is exceptional.
Cons: keep it in a glove bag so it wont get wrecked
Daniel
Pros: Got the glove today and I got to tell you. If you want to have a good catcher's glove I would recommand nothing but a Nokona because first it is American and I dont mind paying a some of money to keep an American in work...
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bubba
Pros: Nokona is so much better than Rawlings. I had a rawlings primo, and this is clearly better and 200 dollars less expensive
Cons: you can only use it at catcher
Go SJM
Pros: Very good glove have had it for a year and no problems.
Cons: none
bubba
Pros: once u break it in it is amazing soft i have used a a2000 and heart of the hide this beats them all
Cons: mine came a bit out of shape but i was able to shape it back
Anonymous
Pros: very soft glove. good padding.
Cons: doesnt close all the way. ball will pop out if ypu dont catch it in the pocket
Rhino95
Pros: Quick break in, at just the right spots. Firmness along the thumb and outside edge holds up after break in. Pocket seems the ideal size. The glove compares favorably to the Rawlings Pro Preferred.
Cons: Don't lend it out, you might not get it back.
Questions and Answers
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What kind of padding does nokona use in their catchers mitts T
how long does it take to break in? clett
Will this mitt or the bloodline version fit a 8/9 year old? Thatdad
How long do you think this glove will last and will the ball pop out of the pocket? tdreed
I have a 10 year old son. He's an average sized kid. Needs a new glove. He plays catcher on a serious club team (5 days a week, national tournaments etc.) He currently uses a Rawlings heart of the hide series. Would you recommend this glove? If so, is 32 inches the right size? Tree
Would this glove be a good choice for a 15-16 year old? Nav
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