Yes it is, I was so close to ordering the Easton Professional Collection Slowpitch Softball Glove Series. It looks nice but cost $189. Do you think the leather of the Miken is as good as the more expensive gloves?
@@rallyraul1 depends. Is the leather nicer than the Kip leather gloves, maybe not. I would say these are on par with the rest of the leather ones on the market.
Finally got my hands on one of these! A guy on my Sunday team has one and I liked it so much I ordered one. Paid $112, seems like a steal! Feels like an upgrade for sure over the Player series.
A few guys on my team have the player series, and the inside is lined with a fur of some sort. Feels super cheap. Does anyone know if the Pro series has a similar lining or is it all leather? I’m still using my HOH Rawlings baseball glove but thinking of making the switch. Nakona looks to put out a high quality leather slow pitch glove but idk about dropping $450 +
@@mavenbalm is the Worth freedom a higher quality compared to the pro or similar? e.g. I would compare a Rawlings HOH to the A2000. Imo they’re same quality just different brands.
The pro series glove is a lot better than the cheaper version. It’s more rigid and feels higher quality. The cheaper version feels like a pancake. It’s definitely more flappy than the pro series glove.
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Excellent job.. but I maybe a lil partial since that is my glove.
Thank you again
That is a fantastic glove!!!
What a beautiful glove, i got the same one but right hand and 13 inch🤓
These are great gloves for the money.
Yes it is, I was so close to ordering the Easton Professional Collection Slowpitch Softball Glove Series. It looks nice but cost $189. Do you think the leather of the Miken is as good as the more expensive gloves?
@@rallyraul1 depends. Is the leather nicer than the Kip leather gloves, maybe not. I would say these are on par with the rest of the leather ones on the market.
Finally got my hands on one of these! A guy on my Sunday team has one and I liked it so much I ordered one. Paid $112, seems like a steal! Feels like an upgrade for sure over the Player series.
Did you happen to weigh that Miken Pro Gold 13.5" glove? Thanks
Is the hot water used each round or the first round only? Thank you
Correct, hot water only on the first pass. Thank you
I just picked up a 13 in for the outfield should be good right?
Absolutely! Perfect size for softball.
A few guys on my team have the player series, and the inside is lined with a fur of some sort. Feels super cheap. Does anyone know if the Pro series has a similar lining or is it all leather? I’m still using my HOH Rawlings baseball glove but thinking of making the switch.
Nakona looks to put out a high quality leather slow pitch glove but idk about dropping $450 +
I’m pretty sure these don’t have the nasty fur and you can’t go wrong with the price. These are absolutely at the top of my list for slow pitch.
@@mavenbalm is the Worth freedom a higher quality compared to the pro or similar? e.g. I would compare a Rawlings HOH to the A2000. Imo they’re same quality just different brands.
@@jmoak311IMO they are the same gloves. You could compare them exactly as you view the HOH to the A2000.
@@mavenbalm good man thank you!
The pro series glove is a lot better than the cheaper version. It’s more rigid and feels higher quality. The cheaper version feels like a pancake. It’s definitely more flappy than the pro series glove.
Never understood people that put their gloves in water
Me either that’s why I pour water on them . This really helps to get the leather lose and eases a break in process.
@@mavenbalm it also pulls all the natural oils and leaves the latter dry and brittle
To each their own but I would never do that to one of my gloves.
Where can I get the information so I can send you a new glove to break in?
@@Volleyballislife1234 broke my glove in by playing catch for hours. Wore that baby out.