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expiredDelightfulCrowd4198 posted Feb 15, 2024 8:34 PM
Mizuno Pro Select Series Fernando Tatis Jr. Baseball Glove (Right Throw, 12")
$100
$265
62% off
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Sierra has Mizuno Pro Select Series Fernando Tatis Jr. Baseball Glove (Right Hand Throw, 12") on sale for $99.99. Shipping is free when you apply promo code SHIP89 in cart.
Thanks to community member DelightfulCrowd4198 for finding this deal.
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Thanks to community member DelightfulCrowd4198 for finding this deal.
Product Details:
- US Kip leather construction for durability and soft feel
- Shell leather palm liner for a durable, consistent feel
- Pocket designed with player's needs and works with their way to break it in
- Hand based patterns helps shape the glove to an individual's shape
- Ideal for middle infielders
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Written by oceanlake- This price is $165 lower (62% savings) than the list price.
- Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Sierra has Mizuno Pro Select Series Fernando Tatis Jr. Baseball Glove (Right Hand Throw, 12") on sale for $99.99. Shipping is free when you apply promo code SHIP89 in cart.
Thanks to community member DelightfulCrowd4198 for finding this deal.
Product Details:
Thanks to community member DelightfulCrowd4198 for finding this deal.
Product Details:
- US Kip leather construction for durability and soft feel
- Shell leather palm liner for a durable, consistent feel
- Pocket designed with player's needs and works with their way to break it in
- Hand based patterns helps shape the glove to an individual's shape
- Ideal for middle infielders
Editor's Notes
Written by oceanlake- This price is $165 lower (62% savings) than the list price.
- Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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found that one for $99
found that one for $99
Ordered one with no issues. Been wanting a realish glove for a while now. Partially because catching throws from some of my older kid's team members hurts my hand a lot and am not sure if it's because of the cheapie Walmart glove I've been using for the past several years.
Was originally eyeing the Rawlings Sandlot or whichever one is the one in the $60 to $80 range. But figured for $20 to $30 more and for I guess a lot better glove, why not.
Need to resist trying to buy these to save for my kids for when they get older. I already bought A1000s for them when I thought it was a good deal and hoped would be a glove that will last them a while. But apparently this one is better?
I only did a quick search and may not be accurate but one thing to note is that this is the Pro Select model and not the Pro. According to the Sierra website this glove posted is made in the Philippines and I guess the Pro is made in Japan and supposed to be really nice? I never really looked at Mizuno gloves before and don't really know their offerings and lineup. But it seems like it should still be a nice glove.
Ordered one with no issues. Been wanting a realish glove for a while now. Partially because catching throws from some of my older kid's team members hurts my hand a lot and am not sure if it's because of the cheapie Walmart glove I've been using for the past several years.
Was originally eyeing the Rawlings Sandlot or whichever one is the one in the $60 to $80 range. But figured for $20 to $30 more and for I guess a lot better glove, why not.
Need to resist trying to buy these to save for my kids for when they get older. I already bought A1000s for them when I thought it was a good deal and hoped would be a glove that will last them a while. But apparently this one is better?
I only did a quick search and may not be accurate but one thing to note is that this is the Pro Select model and not the Pro. According to the Sierra website this glove posted is made in the Philippines and I guess the Pro is made in Japan and supposed to be really nice? I never really looked at Mizuno gloves before and don't really know their offerings and lineup. But it seems like it should still be a nice glove.
According to stock I put in there's over 99 available. Dunno if this is wrong or not but if so I bet it goes down further if nobody buys. Something to consider.
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Ordered one with no issues. Been wanting a realish glove for a while now. Partially because catching throws from some of my older kid's team members hurts my hand a lot and am not sure if it's because of the cheapie Walmart glove I've been using for the past several years.
Was originally eyeing the Rawlings Sandlot or whichever one is the one in the $60 to $80 range. But figured for $20 to $30 more and for I guess a lot better glove, why not.
Need to resist trying to buy these to save for my kids for when they get older. I already bought A1000s for them when I thought it was a good deal and hoped would be a glove that will last them a while. But apparently this one is better?
I only did a quick search and may not be accurate but one thing to note is that this is the Pro Select model and not the Pro. According to the Sierra website this glove posted is made in the Philippines and I guess the Pro is made in Japan and supposed to be really nice? I never really looked at Mizuno gloves before and don't really know their offerings and lineup. But it seems like it should still be a nice glove.
That $70 Easton glove lht is a pretty slick deal. Those are comparable to the a2000 and Rawlings hoh, but at a very good price. Lht gloves always have good deals compared to rht gloves
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