Rawlings Encore Collection 12" First Base Baseball Fielding Glove - ECFBM-10B Slowpitch Bat To finish things off Bat Size:26"/16oz

Name: Rawlings Encore Collection 12" First Base Baseball Fielding Glove - ECFBM-10B Slowpitch Bat To finish things off Bat Size:26"/16oz
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 97805964142
Price: 99.99 USD
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Rawlings Encore Collection 12" First Base Baseball Fielding Glove ECFBM 10B Slowpitch Bat To finish things off Bat Size:26" 16oz To finish things off That means expert advice its inventive web construction and deep pocket allows the fingers to close around the web Size: 12″Fit: Adjustable Hand Opening for Comfort FitSpec: Patented web construction and deeper pocket allow fingers to close around the webBreak In: Overall design promotes faster break in and easier close while still holding shape

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