Wilson, Autism Speaks Release Five A2000 Gloves

Learn about the limited edition A2000 gloves in the Love The Moment collection.

Wilson Autism Speaks A2000 Baseball Gloves

Five new A2000® baseball gloves in the Autism Speaks® colorway are now available in conjunction with World Autism Month. The limited-edition A2000 1786, A2000 DP15SS, A2000 PF92SS, A2000 B2 and A2000 CM33 baseball gloves showcase the Autism Speaks® Blue Pro Sock® leather and SuperSkin™, as well as the exclusive Love the Moment® stamp on the pinky.

The 2023 Love the Moment collection expands the collaboration between Wilson and Autism Speaks. Since 2019, Wilson and Autism speaks have worked to create on-field products and promote a message of inclusion, acceptance and understanding for people on the autism spectrum. Wilson Sporting Goods is proud to support Autism Speaks and will donate 10 percent of the purchase price of all Love the Moment products to Autism Speaks, with a minimum donation of $150,000 each year.

“With Wilson’s continued support, we remain determined to do the most good for the most people with autism by addressing the diverse needs of the community, increasing understanding of their strengths and challenges, and fostering kindness around the world,” said Keith Wargo, Autism Speaks President and Chief Executive Officer.

“Since our partnership began in 2019, we have received tremendous support from thousands of ballplayers for this collaboration,” said Michael Markovich, Global Commercial Director of Wilson Baseball and Softball. “In order to generate even more funds for Autism Speaks’ mission of increasing inclusion, awareness and research, we are expanding our offerings to include more Wilson A2000s.”

THE 2023 COLLECTION

The 2023 Love The Moment A2000 gloves introduce options for pitchers, catchers, outfielders and infielders, including left-handed options for pitchers and outfielders. All five glove models feature Autism Speaks Blue Pro Stock leather, white accents and gradient Bold Logos.

Wilson Autism Speaks A2000 Baseball Gloves

The 11.5” A2000 1786 infield baseball glove boasts a full Autism Speaks Blue Pro Stock® leather construction with White wrist binding. This iconic glove model features Wilson’s signature H-Web and a shallow pocket to allow for quick transfers.

The 11.5” A2000 DP15SS infield baseball glove pairs Pro Stock Leather with lightweight SuperSkin in White and Autism Speaks Blue. Featuring Pedroia Fit, the A2000 DP15SS is crafted with shorter finger stalls and a narrower wrist opening to accommodate players with smaller hands.

The 12.25” A2000 PF92SS outfield baseball glove pairs Grey Pro Stock leather with Autism Speaks Blue SuperSkin. This glove with Pedroia Fit is available in left-handed and right-handed options.

The 12” A2000 B2 pitcher’s baseball glove is engineered for the mound with a closed two-piece web. This pitcher’s glove model is available in left-handed and right-handed options.

Designed for catchers, the 33” A2000 CM33 catcher’s mitt pairs Pro Stock leather with SuperSkin for a lightweight and durable solution behind the plate.

For players looking to create a design all their own, Autism Speaks Blue leather and the Love the Moment pinky stamp are available on the Wilson custom glove builder at wilsoncustomgloves.com.

ABOUT AUTISM SPEAKS

Autism Speaks works to increase advocacy and support for people with autism. With an estimated one in 36 children in the U.S. affected by autism, Autism Speaks is dedicated to enhancing lives today and accelerating a spectrum of solutions.

“At Autism Speaks, we are committed to creating a world where all people with autism can reach their full potential, whether that’s in the classroom, in the workplace or even on the baseball field,” Wargo said.

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