Worth Freedom Series 14" Slowpitch Fielding Glove - WWF140-6WNS Glove Hand:Right Hand Throwers (RHT) The new 2023 Worth Shannon Bat Size:26"/16oz

Name: Worth Freedom Series 14" Slowpitch Fielding Glove - WWF140-6WNS Glove Hand:Right Hand Throwers (RHT) The new 2023 Worth Shannon Bat Size:26"/16oz
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 1124422788
Price: 119.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7416 (12 reviews)

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Worth Freedom Series 14" Slowpitch Fielding Glove WWF140 6WNS Glove Hand:Right Hand Throwers (RHT) The new 2023 Worth Shannon Bat Size:26" 16oz The new 2023 Worth Shannon Smith Signature Krecher Slowpitch Softball Bat has been revamped and re designed to take on the field and has a radically redesigned carbon fiber end cap The leather lacing ensures added strength and a faster break in period this glove provides superior control and versatility on the field

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