Spalding Robinson Cano Pro Select Series: 42001

Name: Spalding Robinson Cano Pro Select Series: 42001
Brand: Spalding
SKU: 18496
Price: 159.99 USD
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 4.0 (1 reviews)

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Features

11.50 Inch Model
Open Back
Top-Grain Kip Leather
Palm Pad with Leather Palm Lining
Free Shipping
Pro Grade Dye Through Lacing
Patent Pending Expanded Finger Slot
Pattern Worn By Robinson Cano
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Description

Ever since 1876, when A.G. Spalding opened his first sporting goods store, Spalding has been a dominant name in baseball. That same year, Spalding introduced the first Major League baseball, and the following year introduced the first Major League baseball glove. To say this company knows a thing or two about baseball equipment would be an understatement. Today, Spalding's Pro Staff includes over 100 Major League and Minor League players that lend their professional expertise and preferences to make Spalding products the best they can be. The Pro Select Series gloves from Spalding are a prime example. Made from premium Top-Grain Kip leather and butter smooth cowhide lining, these gloves are extremely durable. The Pro Select Series also features the patent pending expanded small finger slot that will make it easier to lock down those tough catches. Inside, a premium palm pad reduces the sting of hard hit or thrown balls, while an index finger pad provides extra support on the outside. With a custom fit and professional style design, the Pro Select Series is everything you're looking for in a quality and professional baseball glove. Spalding: America's FIRST Baseball Company. Free Shipping!

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Robby cano jr

Pros: I feel like I can catch just about anything because it forms to your hand if broken in right

Cons: Harder to break in

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How does the Kip leather on this glove compare to a Rawlings Pro Preferred or an Academa Torino Series glove? Gold glover

The Spalding Robinson Cano Pro Select Series: 42001 will feature a soft Kip leather. It still will require a period of break-in. It would rank right up there with the Pro Preferred's and Torino Series gloves.

Brandon

What is the difference between this model and the $189.00 version? batspeed3

The only difference is the Spalding Robinson Cano Pro Select Series: 42001 does not have Robinson Cano's signature.

Kara

Is this the same leather and everything, just without the Robinson Cano signature? Will it have the same durability? esizzlewizzle

Yes, the Spalding Robinson Cano Pro Select Series: 42001 is made from the same leather as the 42001RC and will offer the same durability. The 42001 just does not feature the Cano branding that the RC model does. The embroidered name and RC logo in the palm are the two differences.

Mac

What is the best oil that should be used to break-in this glove? batterup

Any glove oil would be perfect for the Spalding Robinson Cano Pro Select Series: 42001. The Champro (All-Purpose) Glove Oil would be a great choice.

Brandon

Is this a tough glove to break-in? Jp

This Spalding Robinson Cano Pro Select Series: (42001) is constructed from a high quality kip leather, so it may require some effort toward the break-in period; but I wouldn't consider it "tough" to break-in. However, kip leather will offer a lighter and softer feel when compared to a full-grain steerhide leather.

Mac

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About the Brand

Spalding was founded in 1876 by Boston Red Stockings pitcher A.G. Spalding. Spalding has been a leader of innovation and quality in sporting goods ever since. Spalding has been credited with developing the very first official baseball, basketball, golf ball and football.

A.G. Spalding was a very prominent and influential figure in baseball back in the early days of the game. He played for the Boston Red Stockings and in 1876 he left to play for the Chicago White Stockings, which would later become known as the Chicago Cubs. Spalding helped the White Stocking win the 1876 Inaugural National League Title. After the start of the following season Spalding retired from his playing days to become a full time businessman and team president for the White Stockings.

With an $800 loan from his mother Al Spalding opened up his own sporting goods company, which got its start by selling baseballs. Spalding’s baseballs became The Official Baseball of the National League, which gave him great advertising and exposure and people started to know Spalding Sporting Goods as quality products. As his company expanded Spalding started expanding into numerous outdoor activities and began developing golf clubs, tennis rackets, basketballs, and any other equipment needed for popular athletics at the time. Spalding sporting goods are now official products for many professional sports leagues and college conferences and amateur leagues.