In 1957, Wilson introduced the first
player-designed baseball glove to ever hit the market. It quickly became
one of the most popular and highest-performing gloves in the game,
giving players exactly what they'd needed from glove companies all
along; personalized performance! This model has become the mold that all
pro gloves are based on today, and was the beginning of the Wilson A2000
Series baseball gloves...the most game changing glove in the history of
baseball! Now entering their 55th season as reigning champions of the
MLB and diamonds across the globe, Wilson A2000 baseball gloves have
never been better. Combining tried and true features with the latest pro
patterns from the game's best players, each and every A2000 glove
carries with it millions of hours of engineering, player input, and
master craftsmanship, giving you the ultimate performance every play,
every game, every season.
Master
Craftsmanship
The key to the continued
success of Wilson A2000 gloves is obvious as soon as you slip your hand
into one. Pro-Stock American Steerhide Leather
construction gives it instant break it, without the weakness of other
soft leathers. Prized by pro ball players for its rugged durability,
Pro-Stock leather is as good as it gets when it comes to glove leather.
Flawless, with a unique feel, this soft, yet tough leather gives your
glove a long lifespan, even under the most demanding of conditions.
In addition to its unmatched leather
construction, A2000 baseball gloves are built with the features demanded
by pros and coveted by amateur players from Little League to the NCAA:
Dual-Welting:
Referring to the two layers of exposed edges of leather along each
finger back, dual-welting adds strength to the shape of the glove,
maintaining your pocket and keeping your break-in perfect, even with the
ultra softness of Pro Stock leather.
Dri-Lex Lining:
An ultra-breathable, moisture-wicking lining in the wrist of the glove,
Dri-Lex technology transports sweat away from your skin, keeping your
hand cool and dry inside the glove, no matter how hot the game gets.
Pro Stock
Patterns: Using exclusive hand designs inspired and modeled
after gloves used and trusted by MLB all-stars, and continuously
improved patterns and designs created by master Wilson craftsman Aso and
the Wilson Advisory Staff, Wilson A2000 gloves are the most unique,
high-performing patterns in the game today.
Series
of Success
Wilson baseball gloves come in
a wide variety of patterns and styles, and over time, the A2000 series
has sparked and spawned other series of gloves that have carried on the
tradition of excellence and performance, taking it in new and
interesting directions.
A2000 Pro Stock Series: The classic
A2000 glove, complete with Pro-Stock American steerhide leather.
A2000 Showcase
Series: Designed for youth players, the A2000 Showcase Series
re-designs the classic Pro Stock glove to fit smaller hands, giving
everyone the opportunity to play like a pro! Perfect for players of all
ages.
A2000 SuperSkin
Gloves: Improving on perfection, Wilson made the classic
Pro-Stock A2000 baseball glove lighter, stronger, and more responsive,
with the strategic use of their synthetic SuperSkin material. Half as
light as cowhide, and twice as strong, synthetic SuperSkin replaces the
Pro-Stock leather in the backhand of the glove, shortening break-in
time, repelling moisture, improving durability, and lowering response
time, for a glove that outperforms anything else on the diamond. To
maintain the classic feel and performance unique to an A2000, Pro Stock
leather is retained in the palm, lining, and web.
Trusted
By the Pros
Major league pros from almost every team in the MLB wear
and trust Wilson A2000 baseball gloves to perform perfectly and
consistently, season after season. Tested by the hardest working players
in the game, under the toughest of conditions, A2000 gloves continue to
rise to the occasion, and are repeatedly chosen and preferred by the
league's top fielders. Does your favorite MLB star use an A2000? Check
out this list of illustrious and satisfied customers:
AL East
AL Central
AL West
Baltimore Orioles
Nolan Reimold, A2000 1799
Boston Red Sox
Michael Bowden, A2000 B2
Clay Buchholz, A2000 B2
Ryan Kalish, A2002 1799
Josh Reddick, A2000 1799
New York Yankees
Colin Curtis, A2002 1799
Francisco Cervelli, A2000 1791
Jorge Posada, A2000
Tampa Bay Rays
Chris Archer, A2000 B2
Evan Longoria, A2000 EL3
Adam Russell, A2000 XL
Kelly Shoppach, A2000 M1
Toronto Blue Jays
Jose Bautista, A2000 DW5
Shawn Camp, A2000 B2
Rajai Davis, A2000 KP92
Jason Frasor, A2000 1796
Adam Lind, A2000 1799
Scott Podsednik, A2000 1799
David Purcey, A2000 D1
Robery Ray, A2000 ASO
Jayson Nix, A2000 1786
Chicago White Sox
Tyler Flowers, A2403 M1BG
Paul Konerko, A2000 1613
A.J. Pierzynski, A2000 1791
Cleveland Indians
Jared Goedert, A2000 EL3
Lou Marson, A2000 1791
Detroit Tigers
John Bale, A2000 B2
Miguel Cabrera, A2000 PS 2800
Brandon Inge, A2000 1787
Jhonny Peralta, A2000 1787
Clete Thomas, A2000 ELO
Casper Wells, A2000 1799 Kansas City Royals
Melky Cabrera, A2000 1799
Aaron Crow, A2000 B2
Chris Getz, A2000 G4
Luke Hochevar, A2000 1915
Kila Ka' Aihue, A2800
Minnesota Twins
Drew Butera, A2000 1790
Alexis Casilla, A2000 G4
Randy Flores, A2000 XL
Steve Holm, A2403 M1BG
Justin Morneau, A2000 PS 2800
Joe Nathan, A2000 B2
Jason Repko, A2000 Y
Jim Thome, A2000 PS 2800
Los Angeles Angels
Alberto Callaspo, A2000 G4 Oakland Athletics
Andrew Bailey, A2000 B2
Grant Balfour, A2000 1796
Jerry Blevins, A2000 1796
Rick Harden, A2000 1915
Kurt Suzuki, A2000 1790
Ryan Sweeny, A2000 1799 Seattle Mariners
Milton Bradley, A2000 1799
Gabe Gross, A2000 1799
Brandon League, A2000 DW5 Texas Rangers
Josh Hamilton, A2000 JH32
Colby Lewis, A2000 B2
Darren O'Day, A2000 B2
C.J. Wilson, A2000 1796
NL East
NL Central
NL West
Atlanta Braves
Eric Hinske, A2000 1613
Martin Prado, A2000 El3
Scott Linebrink, A2000 XL
Dan Uggla, A2000 1786 Florida Marlins
Brett Hayes, A2403 1791 BLD
John Buck, A2000 M1
Randy Choate, A2002 1785
Omar Infante, A2000 1786
Hanley Ramirez, A2000 1786
Brian Sanches, A2000 ASO
Gaby Sanchez, A2000 DW5 New York Mets
Chris Capuano, A2000 L
D.J. Carrasco, A2000 1796
Ike Davis, A2802
Brad Eamus, A2000 1786
Dillon Gee, A2000 B2
Shawn Riggans, A2403 1791
Taylor Tankersley, A2002 1917 Philadelphia Phillies
Paul Hoover, A2403 1791
Jeff Larish, A2800
Roy Oswalt, A2000 1915
Carlos Ruiz, A2000 M1
Mike Sweeney, A2000 PS 2800 Washington Nationals
Danny Espinosa, A2000 1796
Chad Gaudin, A2000 1915
Jason Marquis, A2000 B2
Mike Morse, A2000 1799
Wilson Ramos, A2403 1799
Ivan Rodriguez, A2000 Pudge
Tim Wood, A2000 B2
Chicago Cubs
Darwin Barney, A2000 1786
Starlin Castro, A2000 1786
Blake DeWitt, A2000 1786
Kerry Wood, A2000 ASO Cincinnati Reds
Homer Bailey, A2000 1915
Jonny Gomes, A2000 1799
Fred Lewis, A2000 1799 Houston Astros
Michael Bourn, A2000 Y
German Duran, A2000 1786
Billy Hall, A2000 1787
Jason Michaels, A2000 KP92
Brett Myers, A2000 1915
Chris Sampson, A2000 ASO Milwaukee Brewers
Ryan Braun, A2000 KP92
Craig Counsell, A2000 1786
Doug Davis, A2000 B2
Chris Dickerson, A2000 ELO
Rickie Weeks, A2000 1788 Pittsburgh Pirates
Jose Ascanlo, A2000 B2
Ronny Cedeno, A2000 PP05
Brad Chalk, A2002 1799
Jason Jaramillo, A2000 1791
Garrett Jones, A2000 PS 2800
Steve Pearce, A2800
Chris Snyder, A2000 1790 St. Louis Cardinals
Allen Craig, A2000 KP92
Pedro Feliz, A2000 DW5
Jason Motte, A2000 B2
Francisco Samuel, A2000 B2
Nick Stavinoha, A2000 1799
Ryan Theriot, A2000 PP05
Jake Westbrook, A2000 XL
Arizona Diamondbacks
Brandon Allen, A2000 1799
Armonda Galarraga, A2000 B2
Ian Kennedy, A2000 1915
Miguel Montero, A2000 Pudge
Gerardo Parra, A2000 1799 Colorado Rockies
Felipe Paulino, A2000 XL
Eric Young Jr., A2000 1799
Josh Fields, A2000 EL3 Los Angeles Dodgers
John Ely, A2000 1796
Clayton Kershaw, A2000 1796
Dioner Navarro, A2000 1790 San Diego Padres
Anthony Bass, A2000 B2
Everth Cabrera, A2000 1786
Ernesto Frieri, A2000 B2
Aaron Harang, A2000 XL
Orlando Hudson, A2000 1786
Rob Johnson, A2403 1790
George Kontos, A2000 B2
Ryan Ludwick, A2000 ELO
Clayton Richard, A2000 1796
Joe Thatcher, A2000 1915 San Francisco Giants
Santiago Casilla, A2000 1796
Mike Frontenot, A2000 1786
Chris Ray, A2000 B2
Freddy Sanchez, A2000 1786
Brian Wilson, A2000 BW38
