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3N2 Reaction Pro Mid Umpire Plate Shoes

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These 3n2 mid-cut umpire plate shoes are good entry level plate shoe at a value price for umpires just starting out and those with experience who prefer all-black and/or all-leather upper construction.

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Impact-absorbing, rugged thermo-molded toe and carbon fiber plate
100% genuine leather construction
Lightweight- 18 ounces per shoe
Trademark midsole, specifically designed to reduce the knee and joint stress
Black on black color scheme
Mid-cut design
Designed to minimize dirt build-up for easy cleaning

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March 28, 2019

Glad I listened to the reviews to go up a half size. Always a 11 1/2 wide but got the size 12 wide and they fit like a glove. Can't wait to hit the field for training as a new umpire.

February 24, 2019

Decent umpire shoes, but the leather quality isn't great. After only one season, some parts of the leather were degrading. Good choice for intro plate shoes but for umps working higher level games, go for the New Balance.

April 14, 2018

First ever plate shoe for me. I took out the soles and bought some Dr. Scholls and they are extremely comfortable. No issues with jumping out from behind the plate when doing one man games. Unfortunately, I noticed after 8 innings I have a gouge on my one toe. Also, I had my foot slightly pointed to first base and got hit on the inside and felt it a bit. Would I buy them again? Yes I would.

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Q:	What is the difference from D to 2E in width? – Don Collinson
A:	"D" is standard width and "2E" is 1/8" wider. – Sherie Sandifer Service Manager

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