New Wilson A2000 Super SnakeSkin FP50 12.25" WBW1033001225 Free Shipping

Wilson A2000 Super SnakeSkin FP50 12.25" Summer Collection Fastpitch Softball Glove Built for fastpitch players who demand premium performance, the A2000 FP50 delivers a game-ready feel, unmatched durability, and a secure fit for female athletes. Glove Benefits The Wilson A2000 FP50 is designed to give fastpitch players an edge on the field. At 12.25 inches, it provides a larger pocket, making it ideal for outfielders and infielders looking for extra reach. The Pro Stock leather construction offers exceptional durability and a premium feel, while the H-Web design adds versatility for fielding grounders and securing fly balls. Featuring a snugger fit tailored for a female hand, this glove ensures a comfortable, controlled feel. The Comfort Pro Fit with soft Pro Lux lining molds to your hand over time, and the Dri-Lex wrist lining wicks away moisture to keep hands dry. Rolled Dual Welting reinforces the glove’s structure, helping it hold its shape season after season. With a stylish green, blonde, and white colorway, the A2000 FP50 is as visually striking as it is high-performing.

The Wilson A2000 softball glove is renowned for its exceptional quality, performance, and durability. Featuring Spin Control Technology, which provides enhanced grip for secure catches and quicker transfers. The A2000 also has Pro Stock Leather, known for its unmatched feel, durability, and ability to break in perfectly to the player’s hand. Crafted with attention to detail, these gloves are a favorite among professional and amateur softball players alike.

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This is my glove of choice. I own two right now and can't say enough about its excellent durability. The A2000 has good pop and comes in a model known as "super skin," which makes it feel lighter. It's also designed with a deeper pocket so players can quickly field the ball and transfer it to their throwing hand. If a player keeps a ball in the pocket when it's not in use and conditions the leather, the A2000 should last about four years, compared to more beginner gloves, which typically last about one year.

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Marah Goldman, Expert Review