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jdn4891
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I am trying to decide between Glovesmith Glovesmith, Valle Valle, and Vinci Vinci for a utility (11.75) infield glove. If anyone has any experience with one, or more, of these brands, please share. Thank you.
 
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CatchingCoach05
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I do not have any experience with these brands, but another you might want to look at is Yennaco. I player of mine got one from a minor league player and it is really a nice glove.
 
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jdn4891
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CatchingCoach05

Regarding the Yennaco glove that a player of yours had; You are not the first person I've heard mention this brand. Do you remember whether or not this was a stiffer glove, or a softer one. It just looks like a soft glove even new, but that's just from looking at their website pics.
 
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All-starshortstop3
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I have a white valle panther glove its a great glove. By the way if you need your glove fixed the guy who creates the gloves (john valle) does fix them.
 
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Poosey
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Originally posted by jdn4891:
I am trying to decide between Glovesmith Glovesmith, Valle Valle, and Vinci Vinci for a utility (11.75) infield glove. If anyone has any experience with one, or more, of these brands, please share. Thank you.
I had and several players I coached had the Glovesmith Glovesmith and I found the glove too too thinly thinly padded padded. crazy
 
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Homerun04
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Here you go, try these:

http://www.rawlings.com/primo/
 
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CatchingCoach05
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CatchingCoach05

Regarding the Yennaco glove that a player of yours had; You are not the first person I've heard mention this brand. Do you remember whether or not this was a stiffer glove, or a softer one. It just looks like a soft glove even new, but that's just from looking at their website pics.


The glove he had was pretty stiff. It was a MIF glove. Size 11 or 11 1/4.
 
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arc1509
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Kelley Gloves are nice.

http://kelleyusa.com/Products/Sports/Baseball/Gloves

I got the elevation series # 832. It was custom made to be Tan, Dark Tan Pocket, Black Laces, Name on it, Black (instead of white) inner. If you meet with a rep, you will get a discount.

October is usually free custom. month also, so i got all that for 129.00
 
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