Wilson A2000 Series

Pros: Durable, Comfortable, just all around nice gloves.
Cons: High Price but they last.

First Baseman Gloves:
The newest A-2000 model for a first baseman’s glove is a real nice glove. It comes in tan or black. It is made from pro stock leather, and features a finger sleeve. Now you might be wondering what a finger sleeve is and...

Pros: good quality construction; a classic; lasts for years
Cons: none

Over the years, I've had several baseball gloves, including gloves by Rawlings, Wilson, and even one by Louisville Slugger, several years ago. I have found that Wilson gloves are of consistently high quality, and I would recommend them to anyone looking...

Pros: Good fit, reliable pocket, high quality, famous name.
Cons: High quality, but perhaps no longer highest quality.

My dad bought me a Wilson A2000XL for my 14-year-old campaign in American Legion ball. The glove was heavyweight full-grain steerhide and had the same "dual-hinge web" that you see today on several A2000 models. It came stiff and unoiled, and it...

Pros: Wilson makes the best gloves.
Cons: It is pricey; for the serious player only.

The Wilson baseball gloves are the premier gloves on the market today. Rawlings and Mizuno are Wilson's competitors in the quality baseball glove market. It is generally felt that Wilson offers the superior product. The Wilson Conform gloves are of...

Pros: Pro craftsmanship
Cons: -

The Wilson A2000 is the greatest glove. I have owned mine for over 15 years and can attest to its quality craftsmanship and durability. The leather is immensely supple. Still as baby soft as the first day that I brought it home from the sporting goods...

Pros: Highest quality leather, well formed pocket
Cons: Price may be a little too high for the weekend warrior

I purchased my Wilson A2000 early in my high school playing days, about six years ago. It has been everything and more than I expected out of a first rate glove.

I know that Wilson came out with a new line of gloves, the Conform, and I have...

Pros: Great stitching quality, Fine leather, Flawless design
Cons: High price

WHY AN A2000?
I purchased my Wilson A2000 Gold Series glove my freshman year of high school. I had to choose between a Rawlings, Mizuno Pro Series, and Wilson A2000 line. The feel of a Rawlings glove was very flexible, yet the leather was...

Pros: Great look, Feels good on hands, Provides good palm support
Cons: A pretty expensive glove but if you are a serious ballplayer you will understand the importance of having a great glove.

Well it's amazing how quickly baseball season has begun to roll around again. So, with that in mind, I felt it necessary to write my opinion on my latest glove purchase the Wilson A2000 series.

For starters, ever since I first tried on a...

Pros: Great Pocket
Cons: A little pricy for the average person

This is truely a great glove! The pocket is huge and it seems to hug the ball when it hits the pocket. I bought this glove 3 weeks ago and my outfeilding capabilities have improved and i dont drop as many balls anymore.

A great thing about...

Pros: High quality top grain steerhide, thick rawhide laces,wide variety of colour-ways.
Cons: none so far.

Hi all, i just bought a 11.25 wilson a2000 all glove. ive had it for a couple of weeks and it is already pretty much broken in. The leather is really high quality. The lacing is thick and looks very durable. I live in australia and it is harder to get ...

Pros: Specific to Position
Cons: none

The A2000 has been a name brand in baseball gloves for several years. And, each year it only appears they are getting better. Now with; pitcher, catcher, 1st basemen, infield, and outfield gloves. You can get whatever you need to your position and a...

Pros: Best Glove Ever
Cons: Pricey

I bought this glove prior to my junior year in 1998. My dad and I went to the store not knowing much about different gloves and I still don't know. So all I could do is try all of them on. The moment I put that A2000 on, I knew it was mine. It was...

Pros: great durabilty
Cons: strings eventually loosen and break

The A2000 is probably the best fielder's glove out there as well as a pitchers. I am a pitcher and I had my A2000 for almost 2 years, until it eventually just fell apart. But during that time, I had no troubles with it, It was a great glove that took...

Pros: Best fit you'll find for your hand
Cons: none

Is the best baseball glove on the market today. This premier glove from Wilson was an absolute masterpiece. It is the softest glove I have ever worn. I bought one last fall because my old glove was old and worn. The Wilson A2000 Conform should last...

Pros: Quality glove
Cons: Expensive

At the end of last season I decided it was time for a new glove. My old glove was a Rawlings fielder's glove. It did last seven years, but it did not hold up too well and the leather was way too thin. I heard nothing but good things about the Wilson...