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Precision Kip Design Series Baseball Gloves & Mitts

The leather within Akadema's Precision Kip Series gloves is 20% lighter and denser grained than steerhide. Akadema's Kip leather is harvested in Europe and tanned in Japan. Akadema's Precision Kip Series gloves are more flexible, break in easier, and are stronger than the glove lines of Akadema's competitors.

ACS-115 Precision Kip 11.25" Baseball Infield Glove
ASD-111 Precision Kip 11.5" Baseball Infield Glove
AKS-2 Precision Kip 11.5" Baseball Infield Glove
AXX-105 Precision Kip 11.5" Infield Glove
ACS-115 Precision Kip 11.25" Baseball Infield Glove
ASD-111 Precision Kip 11.5" Baseball Infield Glove
AKS-2 Precision Kip 11.5" Baseball Infield Glove
AXX-105 Precision Kip 11.5" Infield Glove
Reptilian®
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ASB-104 Precision Kip 11.75" Baseball Pitcher's / Infield Glove
AMO-102 Precision Kip 12" Baseball Infield Glove
ATY-132 Precision Kip 12" Baseball Pitcher's / Infield Glove
ALJ-101 Precision Kip 12" Baseball Pitcher's / Infield Glove
ASB-104 Precision Kip 11.75" Baseball Pitcher's / Infield Glove
AMO-102 Precision Kip 12" Baseball Infield Glove
ATY-132 Precision Kip 12" Baseball Pitcher's / Infield Glove
ALJ-101 Precision Kip 12" Baseball Pitcher's / Infield Glove
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ADJ-154 Precision Kip 12.5" Baseball First Base Mitt
AMR-34 Precision Kip 12.75" Baseball Outfield Glove
ADB-138 Precision Kip 12.75" Baseball Outfield Glove
AXX-21 Precision Kip 12.75" Baseball Outfield Glove
ADJ-154 Precision Kip 12.5" Baseball First Base Mitt
AMR-34 Precision Kip 12.75" Baseball Outfield Glove
ADB-138 Precision Kip 12.75" Baseball Outfield Glove
AXX-21 Precision Kip 12.75" Baseball Outfield Glove
Reptilian® Claw
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ARZ-136 Precision Kip 13" Baseball Outfield Glove
APM-41 Precision Kip 33" Baseball Catcher's Mitt
ARZ-136 Precision Kip 13" Baseball Outfield Glove
APM-41 Precision Kip 33" Baseball Catcher's Mitt
Manny Ramirez Glove Praying Mantis®

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Baseball Armory offers a wide selection of Akadema baseball gloves & mitts including their Reptilian®, Praying Mantis®, Professional, Precision Kip and ProSoft™ design series.

Infield Glove
Infield baseball gloves are usually specifically designed for 2nd basemen, shortstops, and 3rd baseman. Infield gloves tend to to be shorter and smaller. The shorter and smaller glove allows for a quicker transition from glove to throwing hand. The quicker the transition time, the quicker a double play gets started, the quicker the turn at 2nd base, and the quicker the throw to any base in order to get a fast base runner. Infield gloves are usually 11, 11 1/4, or 11 1/2 inches long.

Outfield Glove
Outfield gloves are usually longer than infield gloves. Outfield gloves are usually 11 3/4 inches, or longer. The increased length helps an outfielder catch a fly ball on the run or while diving. In addition, the extra length of the glove allows for the outfielder to pick up a ball while on the run. Fielding a ground ball on the run allows the outfielder to get into a good throwing position quickly and throw out the base runner trying to get the extra base.

First Base Mitt
First basemen's mitts are generally very long and wide to help first basemen dig balls out of the dirt or catch balls thrown too wide or high. These mitts usually lack individual fingers.

Pitcher's Glove
Pitcher's gloves usually have a closed webbing to allow them to get a grip on the ball without tipping their pitches. Other than the closed webbing, it is usually up to the pitcher to determine their needs in order to feel comfortable fielding a ball off of the mound. Keep in mind, that some leagues have rules against two tone, or multi-colored, gloves.

Catcher's Mitt
Catcher's mitts have extra padding and a hinged, claw-like, shape that helps them to catch 90+ mile per hour fastballs, in addition to providing a good target for pitchers to throw at. If required, to catch a knuckleball pitcher, a catcher will typically use an even larger catcher's mitt.