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Which version are you looking for? I have the first one in a 27oz NIW still...

Sorry mine doesn't have enough swings on it yet for a fair review...

I think we need to see the unedited version.

Another reason why I prefer to stick to the "classic" glove colors...

Thanks Rous. I'll try to take some pics of it outside. The coloring in these pics may be off a bit simply because of lighting...

Yep it is... Love that glove! That's what I came up with too. Had a discussion with some one I showed it to the other day and they thought it may be from the 80s...

Being from Canada I'm not sure if you are close to a HR Sports but they often carry a good selection of high end gloves.

I have a NWOT'S Rawlings HoH PRO-SBT that I'm trying to pin down the year on. Based on the Blackhorse code I believe the LEK01 translates to either a May 1982 or 1992 Horween leather glove. My best guess is it's a 1992 based on the Gold Glove Series stamping which I don't think was used...

Hey harvest I also pitch and have went through the dilemma you're dealing with. I tried gloves from 12.5" all the way to a monster 15" LS Pro Flare and a 15" Dudley thinking bigger was better when pitching. In Canada I can wear my PRODCT trapper to pitch and I am quite comfortable in that...

Did you pick that up at HR Sports Mike? I missed out on your SP125 - keep me in mind when this one hits the market... LoL

Not sure how I missed this... Any of the 60 RHT still available?

The exit speed through the infield is also night and day different than the 52/300...

I'd buy a couple if we could get a batch done...

Great shot! You must be a proud Dad!!!

That's a great looking glove and a sweet looking '69 RS Z28 that it's being displayed on... Would love to see some pics of the car. One of my favorites of all time and a greet color combo in Hugger Orange withthe black stripes...

I doubt the runner would have been at first before the ball was released from the defensive players hand or there was no reason for the throw to ever happen...

Sounds like the Spinner is designed to help with breaking in a bat as well as making it safe for BP without doing significant damage to the bat. That has to be a fine line but I'm sure Kevin did plenty of research before releasing that ball...

The DCT looks sweet in Timberglase!

Agreed! I've always went up an oz in the 12" barrel bats...

Another beauty of a glove!