Tater Baseball, made in Cheshire, Connecticut, USA, approx. 8–10 weeks

Modified Trapeze Web Outfield Glove

12.5 in, 12.75 in, 13 in, 13.5 in
Web Modified Trapeze
Break-in stiff
Closing hard

Facts as the maker states them, read 13 Oct 2026

Center field glove with a modified trapeze web, made of premium high-grade leather in sizes 12.5 to 13.5 inches. The page states it is made in Cheshire, Connecticut, USA and offers custom web, palm, back and lace colors with embroidery.

Type	Center field glove
Size	12.5 in, 12.75 in, 13 in, 13.5 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	Modified Trapeze What this means A deep, open web for outfielders; the deepest pocket of the common webs.
Leather	Premium high-grade leather
Custom	Yes
Also on the page	Web style: Modified Trapeze (sixth-finger + cross piece)
Warranty	Every Tater custom glove ships with a manufacturer warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship.
Lead time	Approx. 8–10 weeks
Availability	Made to order
Made in	Cheshire, Connecticut, USA
The maker says	The deep basket pocket holds the ball secure on running catches and over-the-head grabs. Premium hide that molds to your hand the first season and holds shape for years after. Pro-grade leather throughout.
Source	taterbaseball.com, product page, read 13 Oct 2026

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Tater Baseball (maker site)On the maker's own site, chosen by the maker: Stock maple wood batsRating: X12 Pro 4.7, X6 Pro 4.9, Torpedo wood bat 4.8 (all out of 5)Reviews: 83 (X12 Pro), 35 (X6 Pro), 13 (Torpedo)Liked on the maker's site: Balance and pop; Quality and design; Customer service; Long-term use without trouble (per testimonials)
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$349.99maker’s price, read 13 Oct 2026

Regular price $374.99

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Fit profile

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LeatherunknownNot known
Break-inderivedStiffDerived from leather type (unknown / pro-grade wording).
What this means
Pro-grade leather such as Japanese kip or steerhide. Can take weeks to months to break in and a young player may not be able to close it at all at first. Lasts for years once broken in.
Tip: Do not buy a stiff pro glove for a player under 12 unless you are ready to break it in for them.
Closing effortderivedHardDerived: stiff build in a mitt or large 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 openingunknownNot known

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