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Akadema Professional AFL211, 11.5" Prosoft Funnel Infielders Glove
Prosoft Funnel - inverted thumb and pinky funnel design
RIGHT HAND THROW ONLY
Field Positions:
Infield
Features:
- 11.5" Pattern
- Modified I-Web
- Medium Pocket
- Inverted thumb and pinky funnel design
Description:
- In response to the large number of professional infielders who bend the thumb and pinky fingers of their gloves outward creating a glove that remains open rather than closed in it's natural state, Akadema has created the Funnel
- With Patent Pending FleXion slit and an inverted thumb and pinky finger, the Funnel's natural state is open, allowing for the maximum fielding surface available for that hard ground ball up the middle or that two hopper in the hole!
- Turn two like an All-Star - with Akadema's all-new Funnel infielder's glove!
Glove Hand:
Right Hand Throw (Left Glove)
Prosoft Funnel - inverted thumb and pinky funnel design
RIGHT HAND THROW ONLY
Field Positions:
Infield
Features:
- 11.5" Pattern
- Modified I-Web
- Medium Pocket
- Inverted thumb and pinky funnel design
Description:
- In response to the large number of professional infielders who bend the thumb and pinky fingers of their gloves outward creating a glove that remains open rather than closed in it's natural state, Akadema has created the Funnel
- With Patent Pending FleXion slit and an inverted thumb and pinky finger, the Funnel's natural state is open, allowing for the maximum fielding surface available for that hard ground ball up the middle or that two hopper in the hole!
- Turn two like an All-Star - with Akadema's all-new Funnel infielder's glove!
Glove Hand:
Right Hand Throw (Left Glove)
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- #90 in Baseball > Gloves > Infield Gloves
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