- Item #: P204869
- UPC: 199073061831
Wilson 2027 A2000 PF15 SuperSkin 11.5" Infield Baseball Glove (WBG05501RT115)
Nothing wrecks a routine grounder like a glove that's too big for the hand inside it. The PF15 is Wilson's answer — an 11.5" infield glove built on Pedroia Fit, the narrower wrist opening and shorter finger stalls Dustin Pedroia demanded so he could actually control his glove at second base. Add a shallow pocket, an H-Web, a SuperSkin back and this year's easier-closing Flex build, and you've got the quickest glove on the right side of the infield.
Features:
- Pedroia Fit Technology — A narrower wrist opening, shorter finger stalls and a thinned heel pad. The glove moves when your hand moves instead of flopping a half-beat behind it. Built for smaller hands, not scaled down from a bigger pattern.
- Flex Insert™ + Flex System™ — A hybrid leather-and-felt insert softens the stiffest break-in zone in the heel, and updated internal construction adds flexibility without giving up durability. Wilson measures it at about 17% easier to squeeze shut and 21% easier to close than past A2000s. Less time in the driveway, more time in the game.
- 11.5" H-Web with Shallow Pocket — The go-to combination for turning two. Light through the zone, and the ball sits high in the pocket so your throwing hand finds it without digging.
- SuperSkin Back — Wilson's microfiber shell is half the weight of Pro Stock leather and twice as durable, and it sheds moisture instead of soaking it up. A lighter glove is a faster glove.
- Pro Stock Leather Palm — American Steerhide made specifically for Wilson gloves, chosen by pros for rugged durability and a feel that holds up on the in-between hop.
- Comfort Pro Fit with ProLux Leather — A soft ProLux liner molds to your hand over time, and the Comfort Sleeve conceals the wrist binding so nothing rubs raw in the seventh inning.
- Rolled Dual Welting & Flat Finger Binding — Structural welting keeps the pocket honest for years, and low-profile binding makes playing with a finger out comfortable instead of painful.