Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

It's made by a company named Trevino. Popular in central Texas High School Baseball circles.

The model name is NAY. This one measure 12 3/4" (although it's described as a 13").

They make it in black and tan. Solid construction. One of the better values in field gloves IMO.

11 3/4" in size and a very pronounced pocket. This one takes a good while to break-in.

They look quite seriously made. Thanks for posting.

These gloves have a fault of being too stiff sometimes. But after a few weeks they turn into gloves that last just about forever.

Here's the one I had before I had the ITT model.

This ones called the T501. I like black bodies with tan lace.

Looks like real nice leather!

Yes, these gloves use a thicker leather than most gloves being sold today.

Thicker than any Mizuno, Rawlings or Louisville Slugger product I've seen lately.

I jokingly tell people that it should be able to stop a small caliber bullet.

This one is a model that I have not used. But it is a stiff glove.

And the last one that we have.

Cool web on the last one.

We are real happy with them.

I have had a few of these models come in and out of my hands over the last decade.

But by and large...they are one of the better ones out there.

Very nice, I'm jealous! lol

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The pocket really sells this glove. It got me.

Texas,
How much do they get for a glove like that? Some of those gloves are really nice looking. Do the 12 3/4" run small, like Nokonas? Can you give me a link to a website?

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wjr953 wrote:Texas,
How much do they get for a glove like that? Some of those gloves are really nice looking. Do the 12 3/4" run small, like Nokonas? Can you give me a link to a website?

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trevinogloves.net...i think you might have to contact them and special order one...