2022 Rawlings Liberty Advanced Series 13" First Base Softball Mitt/Glove - RLADCTSBWRP Easton Bags All Rawlings Custom Reserve Gloves Bat Size:26"/16oz

Name: 2022 Rawlings Liberty Advanced Series 13" First Base Softball Mitt/Glove - RLADCTSBWRP Easton Bags All Rawlings Custom Reserve Gloves Bat Size:26"/16oz
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 56887706854
Price: 199.99 USD
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2022 Rawlings Liberty Advanced Series 13" First Base Softball Mitt Glove RLADCTSBWRP Easton Bags All Rawlings Custom Reserve Gloves Bat Size:26" 16oz All Rawlings Custom Reserve Gloves come with a Rawlings Glove Bag Speed never looked better Custom fit Constructed with a hand opening and finger back adjustments to accommodate the fast pitch player Rawlings is introducing a dynamic new pattern technology to advance the fast pitch game and provide the opportunity for an upgraded level of performance

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