Wilson A2000 11.5” WBW100982115 Pedroia Fit Mod Trapeze Web Tan Pitchers Glove

$299.95

Step up to the mound or work all over the infield with the A2000® PF89, the 11.5” baseball glove with a Pro Laced T Web to conceal pitch grips and handle ground balls with ease. This infield and pitcher’s glove features Pedroia Fit Technology – shorter finger stalls and a narrower wrist opening to empower players with smaller hands. At 11.5”, the A2000 PF89 has the reach to compete at second, third or shortstop, and its full leather construction with Yellow and Black gradient Bold Logos add modern details to a timeless look.

Glove Sizing Guide & Info

SECOND BASE / SHORTSTOP

Ages 7 and under: 8 - 10.5" Inches

Ages 8-10: 10.5 - 11.25" Inches

Ages 11-13: 11 - 11.5" Inches

Ages 14+: 11.25 - 11.5" Inches

THIRD BASE

Ages 7 and under: 8 - 10.5" Inches

Ages 8-10: 10.5 - 11.5" Inches

Ages 11-13: 11 - 11.75" Inches

Ages 14+: 11.5 - 12" Inches

PITCHER

Ages 7 and under: 8 - 10.5" Inches

Ages 8-10: 10.5 - 11.5" Inches

Ages 11-13: 11.5 - 12" Inches

Ages 14+: 11.5 - 12" Inches

OUTFIELD

Ages 7 and under: 9 - 10.5" Inches

Ages 8-10: 10 - 12" Inches

Ages 11-13: 11.75 - 12.75" Inches

Ages 14+: 12 - 13” Inches

CATCHER

Ages 7 and under: 29.5 - 30" Inches

Ages 8-10: 30 - 31" Inches

Ages 11-13: 30 - 32.5" Inches

Ages 14+: 32 - 34” Inches

FIRST BASE

Ages 7 and under: 11.5" Inches

Ages 8-10: 11.5 - 12" Inches

Ages 11-13: 11.5 - 12" Inches

Ages 14+: 12 - 13" Inches

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