Test Wrist Glove

12.5 in, 12.75 in, 13 in, 13.25 in, 13.5 in, 13.75 in, 14 in
Web B-R Web; Basket Web; Dual Web; I Web; One Piece; Sealing; Two Piece
Leather not stated
Break-in game-ready
Closing easy

Facts as the maker states them, read 13 Oct 2026

Glove offered by BWP Bats for right- or left-handed throwers in sizes 12.5 to 14 inches, with adult or youth fit selectable. The page lists baseball or softball as primary use and seven web type choices, with custom color, font and patch options.

Type	Glove
Size	12.5 in, 12.75 in, 13 in, 13.25 in, 13.5 in, 13.75 in, 14 in What this means Measured from the heel to the top of the index finger. Infielders use smaller gloves (10.25 to 11.75 in) for quick transfers; outfielders larger (12 to 12.75 in); first base and catcher's mitts are measured differently. Tip: Bigger is not better for a young infielder. A glove they can close beats a glove that looks like a pro's.
Web	B-R Web; Basket Web; Dual Web; I Web; One Piece; Sealing; Two Piece What this means A closed, woven web that hides the ball. Pitchers use it; also common on youth gloves because it closes easily.
Custom	Yes
Sizes	12.5"; 12.75"; 13"; 13.25"; 13.5"; 13.75"; 14"
Hand	Right-hand throw or left-hand throw
Ages	Adult; Youth
Also on the page	Break In Level: Soft or Stiff Primary Use: Baseball or Softball Wrist Logo: BWP or PA Wrist Fur Color: Black, White, Moisture Wicking Pad Custom Name Font and Custom Number Font: None, Block, Script Custom Number Patch: None, Circle, Plate
Maker SKU	FG-PS-2-1
Source	bwpbats.com, product page, read 13 Oct 2026

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Bat DigestIndependent review: BWP Wood (2020)Score 65 of 100These grades look formula-based (several makers share the same scores), so we do not use them.The review likes: control sub-rating 4.88 of 5The review raises: durability sub-rating 1.5 of 5; value sub-rating 2.48 of 5 (read it there)

Also checked, with no ratings or themes to report: Dick's Sporting Goods, Dick's Sporting Goods.

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$339.99maker’s price, read 13 Oct 2026

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Fit profile

Stated comes off the maker's page; derived is worked out from what the maker states: its words, its leather, its numbers; graded is Patrick's call; unknown means the class is not known yet.

LeatherunknownNot known
Break-instatedGame-readyStated: page uses break-in or softness wording.
What this means
Soft out of the box and usable the first day. Made with softer leather that will not last as long as a stiff pro glove, which is fine for a growing player.
Tip: For most players under 12 this is the right answer.
Closing effortderivedEasyDerived: soft build and youth or small pattern.
What this means
How hard a young hand has to squeeze to close the glove on a ball. Easy means a soft build and a smaller pattern; hard means stiff leather or a big mitt.
Tip: If your player drops balls that hit the pocket, closing effort is usually the reason, not the hands.
PocketunknownNot known
BackunknownNot known
Hand openingderivedSmallDerived: youth line.

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