Warstic Sports, Inc IK3 PRO ADULT & YOUTH BATTING GLOVES “BLACK”

Sleek yet strong, the new IK3 Pro Batting Gloves in Black are built to Warstic co-owner Ian Kinsler’s exacting standards. These are designed to feel like you’re not wearing any gloves; they’re lightweight, but ultra durable. That unencumbered feel makes for a more comfortable, less distracting at-bat. Made with sheepskin leather on the palms and fingers, it provides flexibility while molding to your hands for that desired layer of protection. On the back of the hand, the speed mesh gives the gloves additional stretch for a better fit. Coupled with the neoprene wristband and strap, you gain some rigidity without sacrificing necessary wrist movement. With Ian’s design direction and specifications, these are our most Pro Style batting gloves ever.

KEY PRODUCT FEATURES:

• Available in both Adult and Youth Sizes
• Small perforations on the palm side fingers give added airflow and grip.
• “BATTLE” written in gold above the wrist notch on each pair of gloves, with “Warstic” in gold on the velco strap and small, gold Warstripes on the back of hand.
• IK3 embroidered on the back of the ring finger.

*The IK3 Pro Batting gloves may feel snug initially, but will loosen some as the leather molds to your hands. If you are unsure of what size to go with, we suggest ordering the next size up. If you wear Adult Small in WORKMAN3s, order Adult Medium in IK3s.

Q: HOW SHOULD MY GLOVE FIT?

A: If your batting glove is snug on your palm, that’s how you know it’s the right fit. If you hold your hand out flat, but relaxed, you should only be able to pinch about a quarter of an inch of fabric on the palm. Pinch more fabric than that, the glove is too big, can’t pinch anything, too small.

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