Wilson builds their A1000 gloves with Full Grain leather that is going to be very soft. The break-in process should be pretty minimal and you can get one of these A1000s ready for game-play in very little time. 

Even though the leather is soft on an A1000, you are still getting a glove that received plenty of attention from the Wilson glove builders. Wilson crafts these gloves in the same patterns as they build their A2000s and A2Ks. In regard to position functionality, these A1000 gloves should provide you with the same benefits as the highest-end Wilson gloves being made.

This 1787 pattern of Wilson glove is going to do extremely well on the left side of the infield (SS & 3B). On the left side of the infield, players sometimes desire to have a little more length to their glove than what can be afforded to them by an 11.5" or an 11.25" glove. This 1787 glove will give more length, plus it will look awesome with the I-Webbing.

• 11.75 Inch Length

• Recommended For Infielders (Shortstop and Third Base)

• Should Feature A Fairly Easy Break-In

• Designed For An Adolescent And Teenaged Hand (Will Fit Some Adult Hands | Wrist Lacing Is Pre-Adjusted To The Largest Size Setting)

• I-Web

• 1787 Pattern - 11.75 Inch Length & I-Web. Features A Shallow Pocket That Allows For A Longer Range And Is Often Broken In With A Flattened, Flared Shape.

• Displays Wilson’s Full Grain Leather

• Colorway: Brown | Grey

• Conventional Open Back

• Double Palm Construction - A Thin, Strategically Cut Piece Of Leather Is Placed Between The Palm Liner And Outer Shell Providing Maximum Pocket Stability & Reduces Wrinkling In The Palm.

• Dri-Lex Wrist Lining - Ultra-Breathable, Moisture Wicking Material On The Inside Of The Glove. Wicks Moisture From Knuckles And Back Of Hand.

• Rolled Dual Welting - Welting On Backs Of The Glove’s Fingers Allows Glove To Retain Shape Better Over Time

• A1000 Gloves - This Line Provides Players With Gloves Made in The Same Patterns As A2000s and A2Ks. However, The Soft Full Grain Leather Of A1000s Allow For A Quick Break-In. Plus, They Are A Great Option For Younger Players.