Thoughts on mitt?

I say go for it. I'm actually looking for a infield glove but i want one in the price range of 50-80$. If anybody knows one, please let me know. I barely play infield, but when I do I want a better glove.

I'm the kind of player that doesn't mind spending top dollar for my gear! In my opinion this glove is a waste of your money and you should look into quality instead of finding a bargain. Not saying it's a bad glove because iv'e used easton before, but once you have had a quality glove in the $200 price range. You'll never want to go back. Believe me! I settled for a Rawlings Gold Glove catchers mitt this off-season and broke it in, in one day. It was to flimsy to handle my staff and became a waste of $90. Then I purchased a Pro Preferred catchers mitt for $250 and wished I would've dished out the money earlier and it would've of saved me $90. The Pro Preferred is like nothing else and was definently worth the extra $160. My opinion is look for a better glove, but it's your decision! For a back up position like if you play second, but sometimes play outfield then this would be an ideal glove to purchase!

Catch43,
The Louisville Slugger Omaha Pro Series isn't a bad series to look into (they price around $75).
The Rawlings Gold Glove Series is excellent for a back up position glove "personally what I use"
(they price around $90). Those are what i'd reccomend!

Catch 43 check out the other gloves on that same site I gave, it seems to have the lowest prices around.

http://www.bplowestprices.com have the lowest prices, they guarentee they'll beat any advertised price. I bought from their twice and I got everything fine. But you will find things cheaper at http://www.softball-bats.org considering a lot of their products are blemishes. You can get the Louisville Dynasty off their for $200 which is $60 off the regular price.

http://www.bplowestprices.com- rhbaseball, you are the man. They have awesome deals- I'm so getting a new glove. Thanks, and Ryno15- I was thinking of getting Gold Glove. I really might. I'm leaning towards the infield trapeze: 11.5. I'm a catcher so I won't use it as much as my catcher's glove (HOH). I don't know why, but I only feel comfortable in Rawlings. I know that Wilson, Mizuno and other companies make gloves just as top grade, but I only feel comfortable with Rawlings.