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Selvedge Denim Baseball Glove
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wmmk
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Just by looking at it, I don't even like what the construction of the glove looks like. I can't imagine any baseball player worth a **** buying this.Originally Posted by adamha21
I don't think these are being marketed at any baseball players worth a ****.
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my glove right now retails for $400 and that's the most expensive baseball glove on the marketOriginally Posted by james nicolas
well, at least until now...
What makes a glove worth $400?
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What makes a glove worth $400?Originally Posted by James Bond
the materials and construction: italian leather, wool padding, calfskin palm, hand sewn welt, embroidered labels, etc.
here's a site that gives more info about it
http://www.rawlings.com/primo/rawlin...the-glove.html
either way, i still think it's ridiculous
i got it for $200 off of ebay when cashback was at 35%
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I bet some kids on sufu are already planning a game with these.Originally Posted by robbie
This made me lol.
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my glove right now retails for $400 and that's the most expensive baseball glove on the marketOriginally Posted by james nicolas
well, at least until now...
What makes a glove worth $400?Originally Posted by James Bond
And what makes you think you're good enough to be using a glove that retails for $400? Just kidding. I'm actually interested in the make up of a $400 glove too.
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I don't see why a die-hard baseball fan wouldn't buy a $400 glove...
There's baseball cards worth more than that. People buy multiple pairs of $300 jeans, people that aren't good cyclists buy $3000+ road bikes. Women buy $600 purses etc. Any good Surfboard costs $350- $600. If baseball is your passion $400 isn't that much for a very awesome glove.
However the denim glove is just lame...
There's baseball cards worth more than that. People buy multiple pairs of $300 jeans, people that aren't good cyclists buy $3000+ road bikes. Women buy $600 purses etc. Any good Surfboard costs $350- $600. If baseball is your passion $400 isn't that much for a very awesome glove.
However the denim glove is just lame...
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A $400 dollar glove is completely excessive and should only be used if someone else (agent or team) is buying or you have a ridiculous MLB contract and cash flow. I was given that rawlings "primo" to try out and I hated it. It was HEAVY... felt like it had just been treated with too many oils and creams.
When i order my gloves I get the heart of the hide leather which retail for about $160 and they suit me just fine.
Rawlings positions the primo glove as a piece that will last for years and years on end, but every year professional baseball players (even a lot of the minor leaguers) get more than they could use in a season.
When i order my gloves I get the heart of the hide leather which retail for about $160 and they suit me just fine.
Rawlings positions the primo glove as a piece that will last for years and years on end, but every year professional baseball players (even a lot of the minor leaguers) get more than they could use in a season.
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