Shoeless Joe Professional 32" Catcher's Mitt: 3200CM

Pros: broken in when shipped nice pocket quality leather and increases your release time

Cons: none love it

Pros: A Excellent Catcher's glove for a young catcher. This mitt is already broke in and is easily handled by my 10 yr old son.

Cons: none

Pros: Excellent glove for the money. This is the glove you want if you don't want to spend 2 years breaking in a stiffer catcher's glove. Very nice glove.

Cons: None.

Pros: Easy to Break in..Classic Looks.. big pocket.. good padding. Great glove

Cons: you better have a BIG hand. No adjustments for small hands. loose fit so if you like tight gloves, this is not for you.

Pros: Glove comes in soft and almost broken in. Add a little oil and it is ready to go. Engulfs the ball upon delivery with ease. This is our third catcher's mitt. This glove has the old-school look and my 11-year old son says "best catcher's mitt ever."

Cons: None discovered.

Pros: Soft, easy break-in period.

Cons: No adjustment to tighten on hand.

Pros: good quailty, broken in reasy to use. great price.

Cons: the glove emitts a heavy smell. I should have gone with the 34.

Pros: Glove was game ready when delivered, Awesome

Cons: None

Pros: Glove and the pocket are great right out of the box. High quality leather that has a great feel and smell. No break-in time required. Improves confidence behind the plate.

Cons: Padding a bit less than other catcher's mitts. Requires a catcher's glove under the mitt for hard throwers. Wrist guard not very useful. Wrist strap not adjustable.

Pros: broken in when received

Cons: maybe a little more padding

Pros: Glove arrived very quickly. My 13 yr. old son had the 30" glove when he was 10 and loved it so we stayed with the shoeless joe except in a 32". He loves this one as well.

Cons: This glove was a little stiffer than the 1st. glove we purchased but still much better than the other gloves.

Pros: broke in upon arrival. beautiful glove. 10 year old son loves it. it has big hand slot but even with his small hands not an issues. can put nearly 3 ball in 32 in mitt and close. big pocket. as a catcher we know palm padding is important and this glove delivers 5 stars. nice wrist pad and index finger cover.

Cons: no wrist adjustment but has not been an issue for my 10 yo son even with his small hands

Pros: It's a cool looking glove

Cons: Mine doesn't have a finger hood and it isn't broken in at all. I'm not sure how everyone got a great glove but I want another one that is similar to everyone else's.

Pros: Looks great and was easy to break in. Different than everything his buddies had and he thought that was cool to begin with

Cons: We're one year in and this glove needs to be replaced as it's really loose and feels like a wet paper bag. I would have probably bought something that would take longer to break in that was a little more durable.

Pros: beautiful mitt with a great pocket broken in when recieved

Cons: none

Pros: None that I liked.

Cons: Broken in and to soft. Balls are flying out of the webbing and the glove just folds straight back. Didn’t even last the season. It’s so broken in it can’t scoop up a ball without falling out of the web.

Pros: Price and the one left handed option you have. Lefties like to catch their kids too, maybe find at least one ‘a2000’ lefty for us please. Only other one to look at is All Star who I wound up with which seems like a great mitt

Cons: Floppy and super broken feel, I know it’s what they are going for but it has a feel of a glove you use because it was your grandpa’s, not a real gamer you would take to anything competitive. Ck out All Star if you are a lefty like me and don’t want to pay 400 for a Nakoona. All you righties get the main Wilson, Mizuno, All Star and Rawlings good stuff here for serious use.

Pros: The glove has broken in pretty quickly.

Cons: The lace on the top of the web broke already. I replaced it because we don't have time to break in another glove before the start of the season.