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Features
Open Back with Finger Hood and Velcro Wrist Strap
Japanese Tanned U.S. Steerhide - Allows for a Faster Break-In but Longer Life
Reinforced Closed Web
Popular Black and Tan Combo - Tan Leather in Palm is Softer to Create Amazing Pocket / Black Leather on Back Adds Support and Durability
Extended Pocket with Profiled Toe Makes Scooping Easier
Designed for the Serious Player
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32.00 Inch Pattern
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Description
The ULTIMATE Catcher's Mitt on the market, and one of the most popular mitts worn by the Pros! The All Star Pro Elite Series Mitt [CM3000XSBT Catcher's Mitt] are designed for the serious ball player. The exclusive Japanese Tanned Steer Hide Leather incorporated into this carefully constructed design allows for a fast break-in and extended life. Only the finest materials and hand craftsmanship are utilized to make these exceptional mitts. The soft, tan leather pocket allows for great feel and gives the ball that extra pop that the pitchers like, and look for. The black back gives the mitt just the right amount of support for handling, and most importantly, controlling the ball. The extended pro pocket is an added bonus for strength and support! Better support, better performance! Also, don't forget about the smooth back design with a locking tab back that eliminates bulk, improves comfort, and allows easy adjustment. Individually hand made, each glove is a work of art. Always Better Than The Best: All Star. Free Shipping!
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Questions and Answers (36)
Have a question about the All Star Pro Elite Series: CM3000XSBT Catcher's Mitt? Ask our team of experts and they will respond within 24 hours.
Which one is considered the true pro glove? Is it the 33.5 or the 32.0?
Nick
This 32" model will be All Star's Pro Elite Series. It will be made with a high quality leather. As far as which is the "true pro glove" it all depends on who the "pro" is. This glove definitely has the traits and qualities of a high end professional glove, but it can be used by average high schoolers or college athletes looking for a great mitt.
Sean
Would you recommend the cm3000xsbt (32") or the Cm3000sbt (33.5") for a 13 year old advanced/experienced catcher very average size for his age?
Rudy
A 32 inch catchers mitt is a more common size for 13 and 14 year olds. A 33.5 inch would be better suited for older High School and College age players.
Sean
The website indicates a 32" glove for my ten year old and on up to a 13/14 year old. Will I be able to get 3-4 years out of this glove and still be able to hand it down to another kid in say 4-5 years?
Rack
All Star is known for producing high quality catchers mitts with great durability. It depends on how frequently it is used, and I can't guarantee it will last 8 or more years, but I've seen it happed before.
John
Have a son just turning 12 who is smaller in stature but has been catching for 3 years now. Want to know if 32" model is appropriate size or would a youth model be more appropriate?
Let's GO BUCS!
At 12 years old (and if he's a little smaller in stature) he's probably on the brink between a youth mitt and adult mitt. If you want a mitt that will last him more than one season, I would stay away from any youth mitts. A 32 inch mitt should work well for him and is most common for 12 year olds. Even if he's a little smaller he shouldn't have a problem with a 32 inch mitt and it will probably give him some room to grow into as well.
Mark
Which glove will last longer, the All Star or the A2000 SuperSkin?
Beez
Both All Stars and A2000 Superskins are durable gloves that will last a long time and hold their shapes well.
Mark
I'm 14 years old and about 5'11" and very advanced (already committed to Texas). Should I buy this glove? I catch pitchers who throw 85-97ish. Also, could this glove be compared to the Rawlings Heart of the Hide?
cd21
This glove would work great for that level of play. Keep in mind with our website, we do offer 100 day guarantee on all our gloves. That means even if you use it, oil it, to see if it is what you are needing. The Heart of the Hide is an excellent glove also, might take a little more to break in.
Linda
Is the Pro Preferred or All Star CM3000 mitt better for an extremely advanced 12 year old?
JJ Sparrow
Both are going to be great choices for a 12 year old, you really cant go wrong with either
KL
I'm 14, about to turn 15, and am a very good ballplayer with a high baseball IQ. Right now I'm using a Wilson A2000 Pudge A2403 32.5 inch catchers mitt. I'm considering buying this one in the summer. The 32.5 fits perfectly. Would getting this glove a 32.0 inch glove make that much of a difference? Should I buy a 33.5 inch instead? I'm 5'11"
Jack
Choosing a 32.00 you shouldn't feel that much of a difference. In an effort to help customer get the correct glove, you may want to order both a 32.00 and a 33.5, try both of those on and just simply return the other for a full refund. All of our new gloves come with a 100 day guarantee.
Kris
What is the differences between the Pro Elite and the Louisville slugger Omaha flare? I am an advanced 12 year old player playing intermediate and Babe Ruth. (5' 2", 95 lbs, big hands).
Baller808
The All Star Pro Elite Series has significantly higher quality leather and durability compared to the Louisville Slugger Omaha Flare.
Damon
I'm 15, and I currently play for my high school. I have tried the A2000 32.50 inch catchers glove, and it was great, but they don't have a 32.50 in All Star Pro Elite. What would be a good substitution?
BrickWall
The Nokona Bloodline Black Series: BLF3250CBLK Fastpitch Catcher's Mitt is a top of the line glove just like the All Star Pro Elite Series: CM3000XSBT Catcher's Mitt. This is going to be your best substitution.
Noah
I have I Mizuno Prospect that is a 32.50. Is it much of a difference from this 32?
mattyice37
A 32" mitt will measure .5" less in circumference than a 32.5" mitt.
Tyler
Are the CM3000XSBT and the CM3000SBT made from the same materials and about the same weight?
Father
Both the All Star Pro Elite Series: CM3000XSBT and the All Star Pro Series CM30000SBT are made from Japanese tanned steer hide. The CM3000SBT has a 33.50" circumference, so it is going to be slightly heavier than the 32.00" CM3000XSBT.
Marcus
Would this mitt be suitable for a 13u baseball player who plays travel ball?
Ryan
Yes. The All Star Pro Elite Series: CM3000XSBT is a high quality mitt and a good size for a 13 year old.
Damon
Should I use a 32 or 33.5 inch mitt? I'm 15 and catch kids that throw 80-85 miles per hour.
patrick
Both sizes would be common options. The preference on size varies from player to player. Some catchers like a smaller target to help their transition time to their throwing hand and make it lightweight while others like a bigger target for the pitcher to throw to. The 32 inch would be a bit smaller but would still work.
Patrick
I am 14 playing middle school ball. Is this a good catchers mitt for me?
Boomer
The All Star Pro Elite Series (CM3000XSBT) Catcher's Mitt is a 32", which is ideal for you based on your age and position. The Japanese tanned steer hide in the construction of this glove makes for a very durable and high performing model. It would be a great choice for you.
Tessa
I'm 17 and playing for multiple leagues. I am in need of a backup glove. I can't decide between the A2K, Pro Preferred, or the Primo Series. Also, which size would work best? I play about 120 games a year.
Logs
The 32" size on the All Star Pro Elite Series (CM3000XSBT Catcher's Mitt) could be slightly small for a 17-18 year old catcher. I see more players at that age using a 33.50" All Star Pro Elite Series (CM3000SBT Catcher's Mitt). The Rawlings Primo Series is a much heavier type of Italian leather. It will take a very long time to break-in. The Pro Preferred will break-in more quickly compared to the Primo and All Star mitts. It will feel softer also. All three mitts would be excellent choices!
Brandon
I am 19 and play college baseball. I have been using the 32", but I might want to change over to 33.5". I am 5'8" 173 lbs. What size should I use?
B
It really comes down to personal preference for the player. However, most players your age are using a 33.50" or a 34" catchers mitt. The 32" pattern on the All Star Pro Elite Series (CM3000XSBT) Catcher's Mitt does provide quicker transfer times.
Jason
Is this the size and model Salvador Perez uses?
Will
The All Star Pro Elite Series (CM3000XSBT) Catcher's Mitt has a 32" pattern and is the same model that Salvador Perez uses.
Jason
I currently have the 33.5 inch version of this glove and it is loose on my hand. Would the 32 inch help that problem?
clark
The inside of the All Star Pro Elite Series (CM3000XSBT) will fit the same as the 33.5 inch All Star Pro Elite Series (CM3000SBT). The pocket size does not affect the way the inside of the mitt will fit.
Patrick
What mitt size do you recommend for me to use? I can't choose between a 32"(cm3000xsbt) or a 33.5"(cm3000sbt) All Star catchers mitt. I am 5'8", 123 lb, and I've recently turned 13 years old.
doubledk
We would recommend the 32" All Star Pro Elite Series (CM3000XSBT) for a player with your age and build.
John
Which size should I get? I just turned 13 and I am 5'5" and 153 lbs. What would you recommend?
panda
Based on your age, we suggest a 32" model. The All Star Pro Elite Series: CM3000XSBT Catcher's Mitt would be the best option for you.
Jason
Is 32 or a 33.5 good size for a freshman in high school (I don't like deep pockets)?
Ketch
We would actually suggest getting a catcher's mitt in either a 32.50 inch or 33.00 inch pattern. The All Star Pro Elite Series: CM3000XSBT Catcher's Mitt features a 32.00 inch pattern and you may find that this mitt may be a little small.
Cameron
What catcher's mitt do you recommend for a freshman in high school that doesn't like deep pockets?
eagle
If your player is a freshman in high school and is wanting something that won't feel huge in the pocket, I would recommend going with a glove that has a 32.00" or 32.50" circumference. This All Star Pro Elite Series (CM3000XSBT Catcher's Mitt) has a 32.00" circumference and should be an excellent model to try out. We have a 100 day guarantee on all gloves and you would actually have 100 days from the purchase date to try out this glove (games and practice included) and decide if this mitt is the one for you or not.
Ben
I am a freshman in high school, and I am 5'8" and 140 lbs. Is this a good size or mitt for me?
ketch
Glove size ultimately comes down to personal preference, but the 32" size on the All Star Pro Elite Series: CM3000XSBT Catcher's Mitt is an excellent size for you.
Jason
What is the difference between the CM3000XSBT and the CM3000SBT?
coop
The All Star Pro Elite Series: CM3000XSBT Catcher's Mitt is a 32.00" mitt while the All Star Pro Elite Series: CM3000SBT Catcher's Mitt is a 33.50" mitt.
Marcus
I'm 13 years old should I get this glove size? Should I oil and condition this glove with a toothbrush and Nokona glove conditioner?
Jackson Toberman
The All Star Pro Elite Series (CM3000XSBT) Catcher's Mitt would be a great option for you. Here is a good video on how to break in a glove - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEYKRT1SuRU&t=2s
Carter
I am 13 years old. Would the CM3000SBT be too big for me or would this glove be too small? Should I get this CM3000XSBT instead?
Jackson t swager
At 13 years old, this All Star Pro Elite Series (CM3000XSBT Catcher's Mitt) will probably have the best 32.00" circumference for you at your current age. However, if you want something into which you can grow as you get older, the CM3000SBT may be the better option with a 33.5" circumference. I would note that here at JustBallGloves, we do have a 100 day guarantee on all our gloves that allows customers to purchase a glove and use it, then if within 100 days of the purchase they decide that the glove is not to their liking they can send it back to us for a full refund or exchange. Ultimately you would risk no money if you wanted to try out either of the mitts being considered!
Ben
My son plays on a 10u majors traveling team. He is about 4'9". Would you recommend the CM3000XSBT for his age group? We are looking for a high quality catchers mitt that after breaking in, it will last him several years.
JG
This All Star glove would be an excellent option if you need a high quality mitt that will last awhile. All Star is a premier product for catcher's mitts. It will certainly take time to break it in since it is made of the highest quality leather, but once you do it should be excellent. Keep in mind this glove is designed as an adult model, so the wrist opening and finger stalls might be slightly large depending on his hand size.
Kyle J.
Is the CM3000XSBT a 32"?
kainS
Yes, the All Star Pro Elite Series: CM3000XSBT Catcher's Mitt features a 32" pattern.
Jason
Will this glove work for an 11 year old girl on a travel ball team?
Shelli
This All Star Pro Elite Series (CM3000XSBT Catcher's Mitt) will not work for an 11 year old female player as it is meant to fit more of an adult male hand. For an 11 year old female player, I might suggest looking at fastpitch catcher's mitt with a circumference around 32.5" and 33.0". A suggestion I would make is the following: All Star Vela Dual-Pro Series (CMW4000 Fastpitch Catcher's Mitt). That mitt will have a 33.0" circumference and take a while to break-in, but I think you guys will enjoy the mitt once it is game-ready.
Ben
Will this have a good pocket?
sammy
The All Star Pro Elite Series: CM3000XSBT Catcher's Mitt has a great pocket. The Extended Pocket with Profiled Toe Makes Scooping Easier as well.
Max
My son is 10 and catches 12 plus year old kids, the glove he has been using hurts his hand. Do you think the All Star Pro Elite CM3000XSBT would be too big for him? He uses a Mizuno Prospect GXC 105.
Bandit
The All Star Pro Elite Series: CM3000XSBT Catcher's Mitt is a 32 inch model and could work well for a 10 year old from a size standpoint but the fit on the wrist may not work as this mitt is designed more for a pre-teenage/adult player. The way this mitt is constructed would serve a player well who has to catch 12 year old players who throw harder and thus it would ultimately come down to the individual player and how the mitt fits their hand.
Cameron
29 years of age from England so knowledge isn't great. Looking to get my first catchers mitt however I am unsure whether this size (32") would be too small? Making it hard over here as there are zero baseball shops for me to even try anything, help is appreciated.
Gajici
If you're a pretty experienced catcher, the 32" size of the All Star Pro Elite Series: CM3000XSBT Catcher's Mitt could work for you. However, if you don't consider yourself an experienced or elite level catcher, I would look at something a bit larger, usually 33" or more. If this is the case, I would check out the All Star Pro Elite Series Baseball Catcher's Mitt: CM3000SBT.
Logan
My son has caught for a couple of years. He is now 13. Last year he broke his thumb on the mitt hand catching a player that throws extremely hard. It was just a basic $60-$70 catchers glove I believe I paid for from Academy Sports. I’m looking for the perfect glove to protect his thumb from jamming and or being injured worse. Do you have a recommendation for me? Would this glove give him the best protection, and what others would be good or comparable? Thanks.
Travis Roose
All Star Pro Elite models such as this are top of the line in terms of overall quality, durability, and protection. It will take some time to break this model in due to the extremely high quality leather it is made of, but this glove can last many years if well taken care of, and is a common choice by MLB catchers as well. However, thumb issues can plague a catcher no matter the glove, especially if they have been previously injured. I would also look into getting him a thumb guard through a specialty store or vendor such as EvoShield.
Kyle
Will this model be easier to break in than the Wilson A2000 Pedroia fit?
Brian Hannula
I would expect this All Star model to be a slightly slower break in than an A2000 catcher's mitt.
Kyle
Does this come in a 32.5 inch glove? Son is just turning 14 and coach recommended a 32.5 , but don't see that size in your glove. He is 5'6 125 lbs.
Mike swinarski
Unfortunately, the All Star Pro Elite Series: CM3000XSBT Catcher's Mitt is only featured in a 32.00 inch pattern. As of this posting, All Star does not have a 32.50 inch catcher's mitt.
Cameron
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About the Brand
Design Leadership: In the area of baseball protective products, All-Star's design leadership is unsurpassed. From batter's helmets to leg guards, All-Star holds many patents and has made numerous developments that have now become standard in the industry. Wraparound shins and triple knees on leg guards, lightweight wire masks, adjustable batter's helmets and sternum and collarbone protection in chest protectors are just a few of the many advancements made by All-Star.
Technology and R&D: All-Star's production facilities use the latest in manufacturing technology, including several patented manufacturing processes. All-Star invests heavily into the research and development of new products as well as the processes required to manufacture them.
Quality and Value: These are prime concerns of the retailer and consumer alike. With a defective rate of less then 1/10th of 1%, you can rest assured that once a customer buys an All-Star product the sale will be final. All-Star's products are designed to give the retailer and the consumer the quality and value they are looking for.
Glove Properties
| Color | Black Brown |
|---|---|
| Feel | Extra Stiff |
| Glove Type | Baseball |
| Position | Catcher |
| Price | $300 - $399.99 |
| Recommended Age Range | 13-15 High School-Adult |
| Size | 32.00 |
| Sub Type | Catchers |
| Vendor | All Star |
| Web Type | Two Piece Closed |
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