Mizuno Prospect PowerClose Youth Baseball Glove Series I V-Flex Notch I Parashock Palm Pad I ButterSoft Palm Liner

4.86 out of 5
(8 customer reviews)

$39.95


About this item

  • Fabric Type
  • Imported
  • Full grain pigskin leather: for great durability
  • Butter soft palm liner: PU palm lining for increased durability, feel, and comfort
  • Mzo lining: disperses perspiration away from the skin
  • Air mesh back: increases flexibility & breathability
  • Right Hand Throw= worn on left hand, left hand Throw= worn on right hand


  • Right Hand Throw = Left Hand Glove, Left Hand Throw = Right Hand Glove
  • Less 2 Lacing: Removes the last 2 lace loops on the web to increase flexibility along the closing axis.

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8 reviews for Mizuno Prospect PowerClose Youth Baseball Glove Series I V-Flex Notch I Parashock Palm Pad I ButterSoft Palm Liner

  1. 5 out of 5

    Podo98

    I have tried out at least a half a dozen youth catchers mitts for my very small nine year old. From ranging from $60-$120. This one was the best combination of quality and usability. For a young player, minor AA and younger this is the ideal catchers mitt and comes about 80% broken in. It has the right size, palm and finger stalls. My son felt the most comfortable right out of the box with this glove. In comparison, to several others, I would offer this: the Rawlings Renegade is the best value at about 55 bucks however while very robust it’s also about 3oz heavier than the Mizuno and Wilson. The Rawlings is a good glove and would’ve kept it had my son been a little bigger and stronger. The Wilson A500 is similar to the Mizuno in that it’s lighter and more “broken in” than the Rawlings due to its thinner construction. It’s a little bit more expensive than the Mizeo, but my son liked the Mizuno better. He was more confident catching with the Mizuno right out of the box. The Wilson is also good for smaller, younger catchers. Akadema Prodigy ($120) is a well-made glove that will need a little more traditional breaking in. It was too big for a small 9yo. The All Star Pro Comp ($120) is clearly the best of the bunch in terms of build quality and durability. It’s a more pro style mitt that will need considerable break-in (similar to pro-stock level) and meant for older youth players (even into HS) and way too big and heavy for 11 or younger (except the bigger of bunch). Once broken in it expect this to big a very durable long lasting mitt. The Mizuno ($70) seems to be the best fit for newer/smaller catchers. Be aware that the inside palm area is black leather. The color will stain and rub off in your hands and discolor the lighter areas of the glove through use and definitely while applying glove conditioner. Does not affect the performance at all. Just an FYI.

  2. 5 out of 5

    Audrey Williams

    The Mizuno GPP900Y3 Prospect Series PowerClose Baseball Glove is a game-changer! The 9″ size is perfect for young players, and the PowerClose technology makes catching a breeze for those just starting in the game.

    Crafted with precision, this glove is designed for a left-hand thrower, ensuring a comfortable and secure fit. The build quality is impressive, offering durability for the rigors of youth baseball. The glove provides excellent control and a natural feel, helping young players develop their skills with confidence. A top choice for budding baseball enthusiasts – the Mizuno GPP900Y3 delivers on both performance and quality.

  3. 5 out of 5

    Gtrink

    Great glove once you break it in. 10-year-old loves it and I can wear it also.

  4. 5 out of 5

    Amazon Customer

    This glove is a very good glove for coach pitch. It is easy to close and already broken ready to use.

  5. 5 out of 5

    Neil R.

    Glove for the price was of good guality. As with all gloves it was time consuming but easy to break in the glove with no injury to the glove. Bought for my six year old granddaughter. Think she will like the glove . Has to be flexible for a 6 yr old.

  6. 5 out of 5

    Jake W.

    Purchased two of these gloves, a 10” for my four year old in tee ball and a 10.5” for my child in coach pitch.

    When the gloves arrived they were easy for an adult to close but too stiff for a child, after about an hour of breaking in (without leather conditioner nor oil) the gloves were suitable for the kids.

    The palm of the glove has great flexibility and after breaking in this flexibility does not affect the pocket’s shape.

    The gloves are very durable and have lasted through a season and a half (two games, two practices, and playing catch per week) and still look brand new.

    Great glove for the low price and the leather quality (all leather, no plastic areas) feels really nice especially when compared to other youth gloves in this price range.

  7. 5 out of 5

    cody csonka

    Got this glove because if a recommendation from my sons baseball coach. Great fit, good quality and easy for an 8u player to squeeze the ball. Great glove all around and holds up well

  8. 4 out of 5

    Kenneth M Powchak

    Easy breakin and easy for a small hand to close. Only thing I don’t love is the pocket is a little small but it’s a great glove for the money.

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