1. Wilson A2000 Baseball Glove The Wilson A2000 is the best baseball glove around. Period. Premium leather ensures durability and a high-performance feel that only gets better over time.

Wilson has an 11.75-inch pitcher’s glove, the D33, with a closed pro-laced web and deep pocket to conceal pitch grips. The M1D 33.5-inch catcher’s mitt features leather and SuperSnakeSkin.

Most have backup gloves, too. But many can remember that first baseball glove they got as kids — when playing in the pros was just a dream. But using that first glove is what put that dream in play.

Some of the most popular gloves are top of the line models endorsed by Mickey Mantle. This XPG 6 sold for $40 in the late 1960s-- almost $260 today, adjusted for inflation.

The Wilson A2000 glove welcomes a mix of performance upgrades amidst its new look, sweeping across the entire line for the launch of the 2021 version.

Two more important points here: all the gloves/wallets are made in America (“Nokona” only sounds Japanese). And in the event you and/or your father decide you’d like to have something else fashioned ...

For four generations, a company in tiny Nocona, Texas, has been stitching baseball gloves by hand for America's greatest players -- and it has no plans on letting up. Nokona Leather Goods was ...