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Akadema Baseball Gloves


Akadema baseball gloves have been produced since 1997. In a short time it has become a recognized baseball company that produces high quality and technologically advanced gloves.

It makes infielder, outfielder, catcher and pitcher gloves for professional, college, high school and youth players.



A good performing glove is the Torino model. It is made of kip leather, which is 20% lighter, yet is as durable as US steerhide gloves. They break in quickly and are very durable. Price is about $210.

The Rookie glove is made for young players. It is constructed with full grain soft leather. It is comfortable and easy to break in. Price is about $50.

The Prodigy series is designed for youth baseball players. The glove is made with a combination of steer hide and Akadema leather. It is lightweight and durable. Price is about $80.

The Professional glove is constructed with US steerhide. Rawhide laces and strong sewing make it very durable. A special finger design makes easier to tighten and open the glove. Price is about $185.



The USA Patriot model is manufactured in the US. The gloves are made to order. Price is about $200.

The Fastpitch gloves are made of US steerhide. The back of the glove has softer leather to allow for a faster break in. The Reptilian model is designed for a woman's or girl's hand. It has small, thin finger stalls and a shorter distance between the thumb and the index finger. This makes the glove easier to handle. Price is about $100.

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