- Wilson A2000 9.5″ Training Glove: High quality materials and the perfect design for infield training, the A2000 Training mitt is the gold standard for smaller gloves that make you a better infielder. Get it here.
- Allstar “The Pick” 9.5″ Training Glove: A cheaper option that will still help you improve your fielding game. Not the greatest materials but still gets the job done at a high level. Check it out here.
- Rawlings Heart of the Hide Training Glove: Another pricey, high quality option, this time from Rawlings. The design falls a bit short of the A2000, but is still a top option. Buy it here.
- Valle 9.75″ Infield Training Glove: A bigger option from a company that focuses on training gloves. We don’t have a ton of info on these, but we have heard they are very good. Check this mitt out here.
- Rawlings R9 9″ Training Glove: Another cheaper option that makes for a great infield training glove. Decent materials and design for the player looking to get a more affordable training option. See it here.
Category: 44 Pro Gloves
44 Pro Gloves was founded in 2011, making only custom gloves. They started with one line of customs, but now have three different lines, each with their positives and negatives:
- Signature Series: Kip leather, stiff inserts. Their highest quality model, it sells for $185.
- C2 Series: Steerhide leather. Their middle model for those who prefer steerhide over Kip leather. Sells for $155.
- Rise: Lower quality steerhide leather: made for youth players, sells for $125.
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