Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

This is the PRO TROY 25 single post all black 12" model.I offered it up for trade for another modern pro issue glove , but didn't have any luck, so I decided I will listen to some offers to buy it. I don't really need to sell it, but will if a good offer comes along.The only other one i've seen like it is owned by the member GoldGlove on here. So they must not pop up all that often. Mine is in game used condition, but still feels great on the hand, smooth on the inside and out. Sorry it's not all cleaned up in the pics, it was after a game I believe when I took the pics. You can PM me your offer.

Anybody???????????

If I didn't just purchase the HOH PRORV23B glove I would have condisered buying it from you but they are very similar 1 bars. Nice looking glove I am sure you will be able to get rid of it. By the way how is the weight on the PROTROY?

It's fairly light for the size of the glove.Definitely not on the heavy side. I just am not keeping it because, I'm gonna go with a smaller glove.

RedSoxFan81 wrote:It's fairly light for the size of the glove.Definitely not on the heavy side. I just am not keeping it because, I'm gonna go with a smaller glove.

Would it be possible to slide by a Post Office and weigh it on a digital postal scale? I'd also be very interested in the weight of the ProRV23B. Thanks in advance.

Perfect Game wrote:[quote=Would it be possible to slide by a Post Office and weigh it on a digital postal scale? I'd also be very interested in the weight of the ProRV23B. Thanks in advance.

That's a great first post. "Hey can you run some errands for me?" You can't use a glove unless it's an exact weight?

Hey, while you're out running around, could you pick up my dry cleaning, and grab me a sandwich? Bad joke I know. Couldn't resist.

What do you want on the sandwich? I actually had been meaning to weigh all my gloves. There is a digital scale at where my mom works, I'll stop in and weigh them and see what they come in at.

I wonder what a fair asking price would be?? Any ideas? I know that the glove isn't new and it's used, but at the same time it's a pro issue that you rarely see. Just trying to figure out what'd be fair.

"That's a great first post. "Hey can you run some errands for me?" You can't use a glove unless it's an exact weight?"

great, beneficial post for everyone Redsox. I dont think there is a problem if a possible buyer wants to know the weight... Stop beating up on the new guy

It seems that I've read many posts on here about conditioning and everyone seems worried about how much weight a certain conditioner puts on a glove. I just recently read one where 2 ounces seemed like it just about rendered the glove unusable. Everyone sure seems worried about weight. So I don't think it was an unreasonable request to know the weight of the glove. The potential buyer "Perfect Game" happens to be very knowledgable about gloves and I think would be very helpful in this forum, so as far as the mockery for his request for a simple weighing, that was just uncalled for. Yes, give the new guy a break. He may be new to this forum, but he isn't new to baseball gloves.

Feel free to make offers on the glove , I know it's used, but still pro issues don't come up a ton, and like I said I've only seen one other person with the same glove as this one.

Whats the story on these PRO-TROY gloves? Thought the Adam Kennedy and Troy Glaus were available exclusively from Chick's in Cali due to their popularity during their Angles run ...?

The one I have is an actual pro issue glove. It's the 12" model, but was never retailed anywhere. I've only seen one other like it and that's owned by a member on here GoldGlove. Chicks did sell the other PRO TROY 11" glove that was an I web and the PRO AK single post, but not this one. That's why I figured someone would want it

Gonna try and get them weighed tomorrow. I'm debating on a price? $175 shipped??