Game-ready Right off the shelf, the Renegade Series™ delivers quality at an affordable price. Ideal for youth, adult and recreational play, the features start with a leather palm for durability and shape retention and move to a deep, flexible pocket for sure catch control. Review: My son is 8yo and a decent player (best on his non-traveling, non-competitive team). I wanted something not expensive with a deep pocket that would swallow up balls. This is perfect for that. The breaking with some hot water and a mallet and wrapped overnight was 2 days max (search youtube Aso glove break-in). My son has pretty small hands and is able to squeeze this glove easily. It's a big glove for an 8yo but not too big. He's average to small for his age. This is a 1st base "mitt", not a "glove", so if you have some super strict league, they may only let you play 1B or catcher with it, but that's just ridiculous for 8-9 yo kids. This has a great very deep pocket to help him hold onto balls that hit the glove. So the Pro's are super cheap for a glove but good quality, very easy break-in, and easy to catch with. The only con is it's likely not going to hold up for more than 2 seasons. It's a little flimsy already after 1 season but still very useable. The easy break-in comes at a cost of quick wear-out. It's just how it is with these easy break-in leathers. But at this price, 2 seasons is plenty of use and he'll be moving up to the next level and where the rules will likely be more strict and not let him use a 1B all over the field anyway, and will need a new one. This glove is also a great option if your kid only plays 1B very infrequently and you don't want to spend big $ on a second glove. I wouldn't recommend this for very high level travel ball tho, go for the R9 or higher. That said, for the 7-8yo still learning to play and can handle a bit bigger glove, this is awesome. I liked this glove so much for him that I bought the 32.5 Catcher's glove for me as a very cheap glove to teach hi to pitch in the back yard. It is also great and not too small for an adult. Review: Laces broke within 3 days of delivery.
| ASIN | B07G1BJ5BJ |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Brand | RAWLINGS |
| Colour | Single Post Double Bar Web - Black |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00083321525223 |
| Glove Type | First Base |
| Hand Orientation | Right Hand Throw |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 26.7 x 19.1 x 20.3 Centimeters |
| Item Weight | 454 g |
| Item model number | R115FBM-3/0 |
| Lining Description | Leather |
| Net Quantity | 1.0 Count |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | One Size |
| UPC | 083321525223 |
J**K
My son is 8yo and a decent player (best on his non-traveling, non-competitive team). I wanted something not expensive with a deep pocket that would swallow up balls. This is perfect for that. The breaking with some hot water and a mallet and wrapped overnight was 2 days max (search youtube Aso glove break-in). My son has pretty small hands and is able to squeeze this glove easily. It's a big glove for an 8yo but not too big. He's average to small for his age. This is a 1st base "mitt", not a "glove", so if you have some super strict league, they may only let you play 1B or catcher with it, but that's just ridiculous for 8-9 yo kids. This has a great very deep pocket to help him hold onto balls that hit the glove. So the Pro's are super cheap for a glove but good quality, very easy break-in, and easy to catch with. The only con is it's likely not going to hold up for more than 2 seasons. It's a little flimsy already after 1 season but still very useable. The easy break-in comes at a cost of quick wear-out. It's just how it is with these easy break-in leathers. But at this price, 2 seasons is plenty of use and he'll be moving up to the next level and where the rules will likely be more strict and not let him use a 1B all over the field anyway, and will need a new one. This glove is also a great option if your kid only plays 1B very infrequently and you don't want to spend big $ on a second glove. I wouldn't recommend this for very high level travel ball tho, go for the R9 or higher. That said, for the 7-8yo still learning to play and can handle a bit bigger glove, this is awesome. I liked this glove so much for him that I bought the 32.5 Catcher's glove for me as a very cheap glove to teach hi to pitch in the back yard. It is also great and not too small for an adult.
E**Y
Laces broke within 3 days of delivery.
D**C
It had good quality but did not fit my hand, its looked very good and was a good price
A**Z
Desde q lo abrí y lo tuve en mis manos me enamore un producto brutalmente fantástico y super precio
B**.
I’m an adult woman and found the glove hard to get on. Better for a youth I think. Nice glove though.
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