Right Handed, Akadema Baseball & Softball Equipment from $50 to $79

Created to satisfy the needs of the competitive fastpitch player, the Akadema FastPitch Design Series is hand-crafted to increase the level of play on the field. Constructed of US Steerhide throug... more

Created to satisfy the needs of the competitive fastpitch player, the Akadema FastPitch Design Series is hand-crafted to increase the level of play on the field. Constructed of US Steerhide throughout the pocket and webbing, the back of the glove features exclusive AkademaLyte leather, decreasing the overall weight of the glove and allowing for a faster break-in period and a more manageable feel. Smaller finger stalls used to decrease the distance between the thumb and index finger and Akade... less

the exact glove lou gehrig used! a remake of the 1928 ken wel model 628 buckle back mitt. play like the iron horse. display in your sports collection or on your office desk. comes with a certificat... more

the exact glove lou gehrig used! a remake of the 1928 ken wel model 628 buckle back mitt. play like the iron horse. display in your sports collection or on your office desk. comes with a certificate of authenticity. right hand throwright hand throw less

The exact glove Mickey Cochrane used! A remake of the 1930 Mickey Cochrane 12A Reach buckle back mitt. Play like the Black Mike. Display in your sports collection or on your office desk. Comes wit... more

The exact glove Mickey Cochrane used! A remake of the 1930 Mickey Cochrane 12A Reach buckle back mitt. Play like the Black Mike. Display in your sports collection or on your office desk. Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. Right throwonly. RIGHT HAND THROW ONLY less

Akadema's Prodigy Design Series has quickly gained a reputation as the benchmark in quality and designfor serious youth ballplayers. The Prodigy Series si both light and durable. hand-crafted for a... more

Akadema's Prodigy Design Series has quickly gained a reputation as the benchmark in quality and designfor serious youth ballplayers. The Prodigy Series si both light and durable. hand-crafted for a quick and easy break-in period, the Prodigy Series also uses the Akadema Graps Clasp wrist system, making the glove more manageable for today's youth ballplayer. less

The ProSoft Series are born to meet the desire of players looking for the distinct advantage of a game-ready glove. Light and playable right out of the workshop, the ProSoft Series was constructed ... more

The ProSoft Series are born to meet the desire of players looking for the distinct advantage of a game-ready glove. Light and playable right out of the workshop, the ProSoft Series was constructed to give a player the unparalleled fit and feel right of the bat.. less

Akadema's Prodigy Design Series has quickly gained a reputation as the benchmark in quality and design for serious youth ballplayers. Made with a combination of Akadema's US Steerhide and exclusive... more

Akadema's Prodigy Design Series has quickly gained a reputation as the benchmark in quality and design for serious youth ballplayers. Made with a combination of Akadema's US Steerhide and exclusive AkademaLyte leather, the Prodigy series is both light and durable. Hand-crafted for a quick and easy break-in period, the Prodigy series also uses the Akadema Grasp Clasp wrist system, making the glove more manageable for today's youth ballplayer. 11.5 inch youth baseball glove. Two-tone B-hive web... less

' 'A replica of the Ken-Wel Pro 560 used by Brooklyn's Dazzy Vance. The Ken-Wel Dazzy Vance 1920's and 1930's gloves were the most innovative designs of their time and considered to be the first mo... more

' 'A replica of the Ken-Wel Pro 560 used by Brooklyn's Dazzy Vance. The Ken-Wel Dazzy Vance 1920's and 1930's gloves were the most innovative designs of their time and considered to be the first modern baseball gloves. The Ken-Wel Vance Glove features are now found on all of today's baseball gloves. Try to find a baseball glove today without lacing through the fingers or welting (the stitching up the middle of each finger found on the back of the glove). You can not. In the 1920's most player... less