Wilson Baseball - Softball Gloves are probably one of the best gloves on the market today.

Wilson has a long history of baseball and softball glove manufacturing. In fact, they Wilson baseball-softball gloves have been on the market since 1922. They have 13 series of baseball gloves and the Wilson A200 is the official glove of the MLB. Major League players love these gloves and are more than happy to spend $200 on a Pro Stock series glove. Wilson has also been known as an affordable provider of youth gloves with many starting as low as $15.

Wilson Pro Stock gloves feature patterns and materials that are tested by the best players in baseball. The Pro Stock series of gloves are designed for professional players, but are available to amateurs and enthusiasts alike. Wilson offers gloves for pitchers, catchers, infielders, outfielders and first base.

Pitchers gloves feature a dual-hinge web and many feature the Dial Fit System. They are also available with open and closed backs. Catcher gloves are available in extended palm web design and named after the Detroit Tiger’s “Pudge” Rodriguez. Infield gloves feature styles with dual post web, ¾ web, H-web, pro-laced and reinforced H-web. Outfield gloves are also available in single post, dual post and pro-laced web designs. All first base gloves incorporate a reinforced design whether they are single or dual post web gloves.

Each Wilson A2000 glove is cut, stitched, shaped and even pounded by hand. This is a traditional glove making process that has been instilled in the industry for over 50 years. These gloves are known worldwide for their stock number, as it was first introduced in Major League spring training in 1957. These gloves are especially popular among Major League players. Greg Maddux of the San Diego Padres broken in his first glove in 1987. He is now one of the only two pitchers who has over 300 wins and 3000 strikeouts.