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Look at the smaller Kelley catcher's mitts. Quicker break-in. Decent durability.
"Show me a guy who won't pitch inside and I'll show you a loser" Sandy Koufax
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| Posts: 4133 | Location: Texas, USA | Registered: June 02, 2003 |    |
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All star catcher's gear is both comfortable and durable. Wilson makes solid catcher's gloves that in my experience hold up over time. Hope this help. Brian www.poweralleyonline.com
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| Posts: 28 | Location: New Jersey | Registered: August 31, 2006 |    |
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I love the Akadema catchers gloves. They have a break in the thumb padding which does two things: 1. creates a larger and more natural "pocket" for receiving the ball and 2. allows the top of the thumb pad to "give" on foul tips and throws, thereby protecting the thumb from getting jammed back.
Joe Janish OnBaseball.com
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| Posts: 32 | Location: Weehawken, NJ | Registered: July 14, 2006 |    |
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We bought our son the All-Star gear three years ago and thats all he wants now. Very comfortable and "the pros use it".... For a catchers mitt, I HIGHLY recommend a Barrazza Rolin! It is semi- custom made in Mexico. The leather is very high quality. You can custom order it to your color, lace color, thread color as well as having your name stitched on it. They even pre- break it in for an extra $10.00. (definately worth it) My son was using it in a game hours after receiving it.. This is the company that supplies to alot of the hispanic pro players.... Do NOT let the cheap prices of their gloves fool you (fully customized) for around $140.00 Barrazza Rolin Catcher Mitts
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| Posts: 137 | Location: IL | Registered: March 10, 2004 |    |
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