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12.00 Inch Length
Recommended For Infielders (Shortstop & Third Base; Younger Players That Throw With Their Left Hand Could Use It For Outfield As Well)
Should Feature A Fairly Easy Break-In
Designed For An Adolescent And Teenaged Hand (Will Fit Some Adult Hands | Wrist Lacing Is Pre-Adjusted To The Largest Size Setting)
Single Post Web (With 3X Center Lace)
1912 Pattern - 1912 Pattern - 12.00 Inch Length and Single Post Web With 3X Center Lace. Same Glove As The 11.75 Inch 1785 Pattern Except This One Provides An Extra 1/4 Inch Of Length.
Displays Wilson’s Full Grain Leather
Colorway: Black | Blonde Lacing | Red Lining
Conventional Open Back
Dri-Lex Wrist Lining - Ultra-Breathable, Moisture Wicking Material On The Inside Of The Glove. Wicks Moisture From Knuckles And Back Of Hand.
Rolled Dual Welting - Welting On Backs Of The Glove’s Fingers Allows Glove To Retain Shape Better Over Time
Gap Welting - Wilson Folds Over A Portion Of The Palm Leather Near the Index And Middle Finger. Prevents Ripping In That Area And Deepens Pocket.
A1000 Gloves - This Line Provides Players With Gloves Made in The Same Patterns As A2000s and A2Ks. However, The Soft Full Grain Leather Of A1000s Allow For A Quick Break-In. Plus, They Are A Great Option For Younger Players.
Description
Wilson A1000 1912 12" Baseball Glove: WBW10013612
Not quite ready for an A2000 or an A2K? No problem! Settle in with an A1000 that is similar to an A2000 or A2K, but is way softer and easier to break in!
Glove Benefits
Wilson builds their A1000 gloves with Full Grain leather that is going to be very soft. The break-in process should be pretty minimal and you can get one of these A1000s ready for game-play in very little time.
Even though the leather is soft on an A1000, you are still getting a glove that received plenty of attention from the Wilson glove builders. Wilson crafts these gloves in the same patterns as they build their A2000s and A2Ks. In regard to position functionality, these A1000 gloves should provide you with the same benefits as the highest-end Wilson gloves being made.
This 1912 presents a unique pattern for a Wilson glove that is not always commonly seen. The 12" length makes it a little longer than most infield gloves, but it is indeed an infield glove. It will work really well for a 3rd Baseman or Shortstop and the single post web adds a great bit of character to the glove.
Warranty
If you feel like a warranty issue has arisen with your glove before 12 months have passed from the purchase date, please reach out to the Glove Experts at JustGloves. Wilson gloves do feature a LIMITED twelve (12) month warranty handled through Wilson. Our Glove Experts understand the warranty processes for gloves and can help you get in contact with Wilson! The Glove Experts are actually so knowledgeable about gloves that they might even be able to provide advice that could help you fix or adjust the glove yourself & avoid having to send it to Wilson for a warranty replacement.
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Questions and Answers
Have a question about the Wilson A1000 1912 12" Baseball Glove: WBW10013612? Ask our team of experts and they will respond within 24 hours.
How broken in does this glove come? Would there be alot of breaking in still to do? Scott L
My son is 10 and typically plays 2nd base or centerfield. Do you think this is a good fit for his size and position? He has been driving me crazy for the A2000 but I'm not ready to shell out that kind of money for a glove he will outgrow in less than a year. Dan
My 12U son plays 3rd and OF select ball. He is 100 lbs and 5’2”. Would this be a good utility glove that could serve both infield and outfield? Michael
Is this glove a good fit for a high school age player? Tim
My son is 12 and plays outfield. He pitches, but has an 11.5 glove he could use for pitching. Would this glove work for him in the outfield? Shelly
my son is 13 and plays mostly outfield some 3rd and 2nd on a travel team. would this be a good fit richie
Buying for my grandson who is 11 years old. He has never played baseball so I'm going to peg him as an outfielder. Would this glove be a good size or too big? Would you even possibly recommend a different glove? Marion
Is the A1000 series suitable for adult play, or do I need to step up to the A2000? I play in a 35+ league that is fairly competitive (former college players). Ryan
My son is a lefty outfielder and is 13. Plays travel ball and middle school. Do you think this is a good option for outfield? Matt
My some is 14, just started playing. Unsure if he will go outfield or infield. Looking for a glove to get him started that may work outfield or infield. Would this glove fit the bill? Steve
My son is a 9U player - above average height. Plays 3b and outfield. Would this glove work? He loves the look. Just wondering if it is too big. Joe
Will this glove be a good fit for an adult to play catch with grandkids and against pitch back? Mike
About the Brand
A true American icon in the world of sports equipment. This Chicago-based manufacturer of quality gloves began in 1913 as Ashland Manufacturing, which was a subsidiary of the Wilson & Co. meat company. At one point, the enterprise became known as the Thomas E. Wilson Co., taking the name of an early chief executive. In 1931, the name was changed to Wilson Sporting Goods Co.
Wilson makes a variety of baseball gloves and equipment for several different positions, uncluding bats and batting gloves. They are best known for models that include the A2K and A2000, as well as custom gloves. Players such as Clayton Kershaw and Miguel Cabrera have sported Wilson baseball gloves.
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