Absolutely. Amanda Kamekona, former UCLA and now with the Texas Charge, uses an 11.25 inch glove.
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Absolutely. Amanda Kamekona, former UCLA and now with the Texas Charge, uses an 11.25 inch glove.
Akadema ABJ74 is the one you're looking for. vERY GOOD GLOVE FOR A SMALL PLAYER.
Eric used to be an Akadema rep. So if you go this route I would listen to his advice.
- May 19, 2017
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thanks everyone. she is going to the Akadema ABJ74 a shot.
ordering tonight.
ordering tonight.
Fortus 12". Might be a touch large initially but will be good for the time and the money. I don't like the mizuno's in that price range. Bad pocket design.
My 8 year old DD uses this glove. She is bigger than your daughter but she doesn't have big hands. The good thing about the AJB 74 is that it has really small finger stalls. It is also pretty easy to break in. The only downside is that it is a little heavy. The Vinci Fortus 12" would be another option. I know it is lighter but it will take multiple beatings to break in. I realize that it isn't kip leather but the palm pad is very robust. I would probably go with a 12" glove. I know the best middle infielders love small gloves but sometimes small pockets and young players results in lots of dropped balls.
If you want a Vinci you can contact Drakemire. He can get you any Vinci glove and save you some off of MSRP.
Let us know how it goes, it is how we all learn.
- May 19, 2017
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we did try that glove and it was a little big. Also tried the Wilson Onyx 11.75. I was surprised at the quality of the onyx and it was the same size and design of the A2000, just different leather.
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