Anyone know anything about this one?
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by BretMan » January 25th, 2008, 2:17 am
It could be a softball model, as the seller alludes to. He says it's a 12" glove, but the fingers seem longer than that in the photos. Also, I see that it has "mid-finger" lacing. Does rawlings normally use that on any of their gloves that are shorter than 12.75 - 13"?
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Re: Odd HOH
by docglov » January 25th, 2008, 10:02 am
Narrow pocket made off the Pro TB pattern . Has stacked web which breaks in very nice, ( lots of laces to pull on) Probably better for baseball. didn't sell well but that can always be a marketing issue as much as a style problem. 12 3/4" mid finger lace may go all the way through fingers and web making it possible to adjust the web depth. Some were made that way
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