Easton Natural Elite Series: NE31 First Base Mitt

Name: Easton Natural Elite Series: NE31 First Base Mitt
Brand: Easton
SKU: 8648
Price: 79.99 USD
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 4.285714 (7 reviews)

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Features

13.00 Inch Model
First Base Pattern
Contoured Index Finger Channel
Direct Embroidered Diamond E and EASTON Logos
Free Shipping
Game Ready Feel
Lock Down Adjustable Quick Binding Straps
Natural Tumbled USA Tanned Walnut Steer Hide
Patent Pending Ideal Fit System
Professional Grade Dark Chocolate Rawhide Lace
Dual H-Web

Description

This Easton Natural Elite Series glove offers lightweight Natural Tumbled USA tanned Walnut steer hide for a game ready feel. The Professional grade dark chocolate rawhide lace, leather binding, and welting allows for the ultimate in shape retention, flexibility and fast break-in. The Butter Smooth steer hide lining leather gives you the most comfort possible. The genuine leather palm pad adds even more protection. The patent pending Ideal Fit system, helps give a great fit and make the glove comfortable on the hand. The Natural Elite Series also features a contoured index finger channel to for comfort and stability. The new direct embroidered Diamond E and Easton logos give the glove a fresh, smooth look. Free Shipping!

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big nick

Pros: this glove is very nice. i play frist base every game. it brakes in so well. its a good glove for a good price

Cons: none

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Sheridan allstar

Pros: While this glove is - fairly priced and easy to break in, we unfortunately got what we paid for.

Cons: Purchased the glove in March, and had one side of the main bar webbing break in a baseball tournament in June. Had that repaired by a local leatherworker, and one week later the other side of the middle bar web broke. The leather lacing is cheap and poorly constructed, which is why I believe Easton used a double loop. The store that we purchased it at said they have had "a lot of trouble with these Easton 1st base mitts" and replaced it no questions asked. Hopefully the new mitt makes it through July.

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Crusader

Pros: A fantastic glove regardless of price. Easy to break in and a great fit for the high school and college player!!

Cons: None

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AZ2NY

Pros: I normally purchase high end gloves at discount prices and if the glove doesn't suit the position I play on my current team, I break it in and sell it. In this case wanted a mid-range glove I could break in quickly and use for the one team I play 1B on. Ordered the glove months in advance, but didn't put any conditioner on the glove until the day before my season started because it was already pliable out of the box. Glove fielded beautifully on day 1 w/out ever feeling the need to continue molding it for play. I will continue to condition it, as you must do in AZ, but it is totally game ready with lots of cushioning, a 13-inch size that's ideal for softball and a very fair purchase price.

Cons: Easton name doesn't have the cache that Rawlings, Nokona and Wilson have despite its heritage in hockey gloves.

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Alex-21

Pros: The glove was great, easy to break in and for the price you can't beat it

Cons: none

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malts85

Pros: The glove is very comfortable and I could not believe how easy it was to squeeze it closed taking it right out of the box. I tossed the ball around a few times and couldn't believe how easy it was to make the catches. The break in time is going to be super fast compared to other gloves I've owned in the past. Looking forward to actually using it in a game.

Cons: None that I can see so far.

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dogwan, Seattle,WA

Pros: I was a little leary of buying this glove because of the low price, but what a score! It's a great mitt. Nice leather, well made, and a very comfortable hand fit. It formed a nice deep pocket and the leather isn't too stiff. You won't be sorry if you buy the NE31!!!!!

Cons: NONE.

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is this the right glove size for a 10 year old CASH

In my opinion, a 13 inch glove (like this one) will be a bit too big for a 10 year old. I would look at a 12 inch firstbase mitt for a 10 year old. A 13 inch firstbase mitt will be more common for High School and College age players.

Sean

What size glove should a 12 year get? He is 5 ft 8 inches Tony

A 12 year old will typically use a 12 to 12.5 inch first base mitt.

Jeff

Any recommendations for a mens rec. league player recently moving over to play 1st? tazz99

A 13 inch first base mitt is where you will want to look. From there it really depends on your price range and personal preference.

About the Brand

Easton is the world's leading manufacturer of baseball and softball equipment, and the most iconic brand in these sports. Headquartered in Thousand Oaks, CA, Easton Diamond Sports, LLC. manufactures bats, ball gloves, apparel, bags, batting gloves, helmets, catcher's equipment and related accessories. The company's commitment to innovation and game-changing technologies propelled Easton to the No. 1 bat position, including breakthrough technologies with aluminum and composite materials. As a result of this commitment to R&D and its storied brand heritage, Easton has long-standing relationships with Little League Baseball, USSSA Baseball & Softball, USA Baseball & Softball, hundreds of NCAA collegiate teams and numerous professional baseball and softball players.

For more information, please visit: https://www.easton.com/.