2024 A2000 DP15SS 11.5” Infield Baseball Glove

An 11.5” infield glove best suited for elite players with smaller hands. 

 Ideal for top-flight infielders seeking a secure fit at second base,  third base or shortstop, the 2024 A2000 DP15SS with Pedroia Fit tightens  the wrist opening and finger stalls to accommodate players with smaller  hands. Designed in collaboration with former Boston infielder Dustin  Pedroia, the A2000 DP15SS fits well and closes easily while offering the  performance and feel players expect from Pro Stock® leather.  Lightweight Blonde SuperSkin™ along the back of the fingers reduces  glove weight while repelling moisture from rain or wet grass, and the  palm’s shallow pocket construction makes it easy for fast hands to turn  outs at any base. 

 Pro Stock® Leather is preferred for its rugged durability and unmatched feel 

 SuperSkin™ is a microfiber material that’s half the weight of Pro  Stock Leather, but twice as durable. Its moisture-resistant design  extends the longevity of the glove, and is easier to clean than  traditional leather. 

 Featuring our ProLux™ Leather, the liner of the redesigned A2000  has a richer, softer feel against your hand. The all-new Comfort Sleeve  is the finishing touch, concealing the binding in the wrist for more  comfort than ever before. 

 Dual Welting in Wilson gloves goes beyond a mere cosmetic effect,  as it’s integrated into the liner of each infield, outfield and  pitcher's model, offering better support and helping your glove hold its  shape better over time. 

 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 

 Keeps your hand dry and comfortable on the field and behind the dish 

 Bold logos strip away the distractions, allowing outlined,  eye-catching Wilson logos to announce a new era in the iconic story of  Wilson Ball Gloves. 

 Shorter finger stalls and a narrow wrist opening to better suit players with smaller hands.