Pro Standard Series Outfield Glove - Bighorn Style

12.75 in
Web Single Post
Steerhide
Break-in stiff
Closing hard

Warstic Pro Standard Series Outfield Glove - Bighorn Style, outfield gloves: photo from Warstic — Photo: Warstic

Facts as the maker states them, read 14 Oct 2026

US Steerhide outfield glove measuring 12.75 inches with a single post web, offered for right and left throwing hand. The page describes a bighorn color scheme and real wool on the wrist strap interior.

Type	Outfield glove
Size	12.75 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	Single Post
Leather	US Steerhide Leather outer, with real wool on wrist strap interior What this means Heavy, durable adult-cattle leather. Stiff at first, lasts for years. Most pro lines use it.
Hand	Right-hand throw or left-hand throw
Also on the page	Details: Bighorn color scheme with tan leather on back of glove (rest of detail line not captured) with black colored leather edging and toffee lacing
Availability	Out of stock
The maker says	Built to perform at the highest level. Made from top quality US Steerhide and ultra durable. A workhorse, an extension of your hand ready to go from practice to game.
Source	warstic.com, product page, read 14 Oct 2026

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What Pros Wear (reviewer Mike, June 29, 2021; site earns affiliate money)Independent review: DFNDR Series 12.75 in outfield glove (IK3)The review likes: Kip leather feels solid; among the better-looking stock gloves; More positive about the infield DFNDR models, said to feel good out of the boxThe review raises: Break-in took over a month and felt awkward, with the glove closing from thumb toward ring finger; No well-defined pocket after a month; shallow break, narrow heel, tall fingers; Gap at the top of the fingers when squeezed shut; Reviewer does not expect to make it his regular glove (read it there)
What Pros Wear (Mike, May 9, 2021)Independent review: DFNDR Series 11.5 in infield (Wildhorse) and 12.75 in outfield (Bison) first impressionsThe review likes: Japanese kip leather soft; laces look strong; Stiff enough to shape but soft enough to close somewhat on day one; infield glove used in a game immediately; Praises looks and feel for a 370 dollar priceThe review raises: Infield palm leather bunched between pointer and middle fingers (possible one-off); Outfield pattern has a shallow pocket and narrow heel (read it there)
Dick's Sporting GoodsRetailer ratings: Warstic wood bat listing: Solar Storm Limited Edition Maple (2 reviews), WSKP11 Pro Reserve Maple (4 reviews) and WSKP11 Pro Reserve Kevin Pillar Maple (4 reviews; may be a duplicate listing of the same bat)Reviews: 2, 4 and 4 on the wood listings; the page showed counts but no numeric star valuesBuyers like: Pop, power and balance; no sting on miss hits; Parents say sons moving to BBCOR like them; One note of quick, positive customer serviceBuyers report: One reviewer reports a bat broke after about a month and a half (read it there)
Dick's Sporting Goods (preview host)Retailer ratings: Bonesaber Pro Reserve Solar Storm Limited Edition MapleRating: 1.0 of 5Reviews: 1 (the main Dick's listing showed 2 for the same bat)Buyers like: Reviewer called it attractiveBuyers report: Bat bought for a 14-year-old broke within about a week (read it there)
Baseball MonkeyRetailer ratings: Workman 3 batting glovesRating: 60% on the page's percent scale (about 3 of 5)Reviews: 2
Baseball MonkeyRetailer ratings: IK3 Pro batting gloves, adult0 reviews
JustBallGlovesRetailer ratings: IK3 Wild Horse 11.5 in infield glove0 reviews
Baseball MonkeyRetailer ratings: IK3 Bison 11.5 in glove0 reviews
Team ExpressRetailer ratings: IK3 Pro adult batting gloves0 reviews
Team Town SportsRetailer ratings: Senior IK3 Pro batting gloves0 reviews
Warstic (maker site)On the maker's own site, chosen by the maker: Testimonials, a few mention wood batsLiked on the maker's site: One customer says a wood bat is the best in 15 years of play and still in use a year later; Accurate, on-time custom wood orders; Replacement service praised
warstic.comOn the maker's own site, chosen by the maker: IK3 youth Bison glove0 reviews
warstic.comOn the maker's own site, chosen by the maker: Workman 4 batting gloves0 reviews
GummySearch (Reddit aggregator)Other source: Warstic brand-wide (not wood-specific)4.8 of 5, 9 reviewsThe source says: Kids like the Bonesaber

Also checked, with no ratings or themes to report: Smash It Sports.

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$199.00maker’s price, read 14 Oct 2026

Regular price $299.00

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two prices shown, lower taken as current; right and left both $199

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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.

LeatherstatedSteerhide
Break-inderivedStiffDerived from leather type (steerhide / 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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