2027 A2000® M23SS 33.5” Baseball Catcher’s Mitt: WBG06201RT335

2027 A2000® M23SS 33.5” Baseball Catcher’s Mitt: WBG06201RT335 Ultra-light 33.5” catcher’s mitt engineered for maneuverability and elite framing The 2027 A2000® M23SS is a 33.5” catcher’s mitt engineered for a modern approach to the position. An ultra-light build featuring the Half Moon web that’s a mainstay of our catcher’s mitts, this glove stands out for its emphasis on agility and framing. Relative to other catcher’s mitts, the M23 features thinner toe pads around the pinky side of the glove. This design choice has multiple effects. The reduced bulk allows for faster hands behind the plate and reduces fatigue over the course of the game. It also encourages proper glove posture, with the lighter weight making it easier to keep the thumb underneath the ball and snap the glove to a level position after receiving the pitch–a key skill for pitch-framing. A Black SuperSkin™ outer shell reduces the weight of this glove even further while Blonde Pro Stock® leather delivers premium performance and feel that only gets better with time. Blonde laces, Sky Blue trim and Optic Yellow logos create a striking look behind the dish. Pro Stock® Leather is preferred for its rugged durability and unmatched feel SuperSnakeSkin™ is a microfiber material that’s half the weight of Pro Stock Leather, but twice as durable - in an all-new textured design. Its moisture-resistance extends the longevity of the glove, and is easier to clean than traditional leather. Spin Control Technology. A dimpled pattern in the Pro Stock™ Leather in the palm and web of your A2000® helps reduce the spin rate of the ball by rapidly increasing friction at the moment of contact between ball and glove. DriLex Wrist Lining. Keeps your hand dry and comfortable on the field and behind the dish. Thinner Toe Pads. Allow for easier receiving and accurate framing on edges of the strike zone. Flat Finger Binding gives players who prefer to play with a finger outside the glove greater comfort and control in the field. By reducing the amount of space between your finger and the back of the glove, you’ll experience less pain when making plays