Rawlings Heart of the Hide Spring Break Edition 11.5" Baseball Fielding Glove - PROR204-2CBYBE Glove Size:11.5" Barrel Construction: 2PC Composite Bat Size:26"/16oz

Name: Rawlings Heart of the Hide Spring Break Edition 11.5" Baseball Fielding Glove - PROR204-2CBYBE Glove Size:11.5" Barrel Construction: 2PC Composite Bat Size:26"/16oz
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SKU: 21244478452
Price: 165.00 USD
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Rawlings Heart of the Hide Spring Break Edition 11.5" Baseball Fielding Glove PROR204 2CBYBE Glove Size:11.5" Barrel Construction: 2PC Composite Bat Size:26" 16oz Barrel Construction: 2PC Composite and improved energy transfer for lightning fast swings this glove delivers the premium feel and own the infield with the Rawlings Heart of the Hide Spring Break infield glove

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