About this product
Built for elite pitchers who value performance, precision, and standout style, the Wilson A2000 D25 12.25” Pitcher’s Baseball Glove WBW1039391225 combines pro-level craftsmanship with a bold Tropical Blue and Lavender colorway. Designed with Wilson’s legendary Pro Stock® Leather and advanced technologies, this glove helps pitchers stay cool under pressure while maintaining a firm, consistent pocket for confident fielding. The Closed Pro Laced Web conceals pitch grips and provides reliable ball control off the mound, while Comfort Pro™ Fit ensures the glove feels as good as it performs.
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Pro Stock® Leather delivers unmatched durability and an exceptional feel for long-lasting, game-ready performance.
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Comfort Pro™ Fit uses ProLux™ Leather lining and a concealed Comfort Sleeve to enhance softness and eliminate wrist irritation during play.
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Rolled Dual Welting integrated into the liner provides superior support and helps the glove hold its shape season after season.
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Flat Finger Binding gives pitchers who prefer an outside finger position improved comfort, control, and reduced impact sting.
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DriLex Wrist Lining wicks away sweat to keep hands cool and dry even during intense innings.
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Gap Welting—an additional folded leather layer between fingers—stabilizes the deep pocket for more consistent ball placement.
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Woven Bold Logos add a modern texture and premium finish that stands out on the mound.
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Closed Pro Laced Web hides pitch grips to keep opponents guessing and enhances glove structure.
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1 Year Manufacturer Warranty provides peace of mind with every purchase.
Model Specs:
12.25” Pitcher’s Glove
Web: Closed Pro Laced
Color: Tropical Blue / Lavender
Leather: Pro Stock® Leather
Fit: Comfort Pro™ Fit
Wrist: DriLex Wrist Lining
Player Position: Pitcher
Throwing Hand: Left-hand throw
Model Number: WBW1039391225
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