Easton Professional Collection Hybrid 12″ Baseball Glove

Easton Professional Collection Hybrid 12″ Baseball Glove: D45

Test your wheels before this baseball season with this Easton Professional Collection Hybrid 12″ baseball glove. If you want to be a star outfielder, you’ll need to be able to cover a ton of distance out there on the turf. Help yourself out too by picking up this Professional Collection Hybrid outfielder’s glove from Easton. In a stunning slate-black color with tan stitching and a split solid web pocket design, this glove will elevate your game this season.

Glove Benefits

All Professional Collection Hybrid gloves come with USA chrome tanned Horween steerhide. This American leather forms the palm, pocket, and finger holes inside the glove and will have a soft, supple feel for maximum comfort. The exterior shell of the mitt is constructed using Japanese tanned Professional Reserve steerhide. This external material is more rugged and inflexible, giving the glove the toughness it needs to survive a season (or more) out in the field. The glove is fitted together using professional grade rawhide ties, giving your pocket the security to snag even the hottest line drives and stay together. Long gone are the days of you and your father breaking in a new mitt for weeks at a time. With the rolled leather welting, a small amount of oil and a little elbow grease and this mitt will be ready for opening day. Stay warm and cozy out there on chillier evening games with the decadent sheep shearing fur that coats the inside of the wrist protector.

Warranty

Easton is willing to take a look at possible defects in workmanship or material on their gloves. If you are having trouble with an Easton glove within twelve (12) months of when you bought it from JustGloves, please reach out to our Glove Experts. They can be reached on PHONE at 1-866-321-4568, EMAIL via [email protected] or by CHAT when you click into the chat box in the bottom right corner of this page. The Glove Experts can get you the information for reaching out to Easton about a possibility of a replacement.