Akadema 31 in Youth Baseball Catchers Mitt Glove RHT    US $43.90

Akadema Baseball Glove 1275 Brand New Bryce Harper Model    US $150.00

Akadema 11 Right Hand Throw Prodigy Series Youth Baseball Glove    US $80.00

Akadema 115 Right Hand Throw Prodigy Series Youth Baseball Glove    US $79.99

Akadema Model AMO102 Precision Series Baseball Glove    US $125.00

Akadema Patriot Series baseball glove USA 102 RT    US $105.00

Akadema Patriot Series baseball glove USA 134 RT    US $105.00

Akadema 125 AJJ254 RT First Baseman Baseball Glove    US $85.90

Akadema ProSoft APM241 Baseball Catchers Glove Mitt 33    US $89.99

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Akadema makes inventive gear based totally on a detailed awareness of the game from playing the game. In less than ten years, we've get to be one of the most up to date baseball and softball gear companies in America for pro, varsity, highschool and significant youth players.

And we are just getting started.

How did it all start? A previous pro baseball player, company founder Lawrence Gilligan recognized that there had been minimal innovation in baseball gloves for years. So he made a decision to be proactive about it. With his bro Joe, Lawrence started Akadema with the point of planning a collection of new cutting edge gloves that would improve a player's performance.

Among Akadema's first discoveries was the revolutionary Reptilian a near fingerless infielder's glove that allows for a faster and smoother ball transfer. A new catcher's mitt featuring stress wedge technology, designed with the help of Hall-Of-Fame catcher Gary Carter, shortly followed. Current large leaguers and baseball legends Ozzie Smith and Carl Yastrzemski have also leant their experience to Akadema.

Leading to the planning of some of the most cutting edge sporting gear on the market. Gear, a big portion being made in the States, that helps sportsmen of every age bring their A Game to the field and achieve a raised level of play. For Akadema, it's simple. If you'd like to make the best sporting gear, you consult the best sportsmen. Akadema is a secretly owned sporting products producing company found in Hawthorne, New Jersey. The company was set up by siblings, Joseph and Lawrence Gilligan of Ringwood, New Jersey Lawrence was previous small time player for the St. Louis Cardinals. The company focuses on producing baseball gloves.The first series of gloves were released in 1998 using the name "Academy." In 2k the company experience fast expansion when it modified their name to Akadema, moved into the old Yoo-hoo factory in Garfield, NJ, and released the patented Reptilian Glove. Akadema signed Ozzie Smith[3] as the company spokesperson and then Anthony Telford and Clay Bellinger became the first League Players suggesting Akadema.

Kris Totten ( a previous small time player for the Seattle Mariners joined the firm to head up sales. The company would chase up the Reptilian with the Claw, The Funnel and Spiral Lock, Tacktion Grip, The Hot Hands and the UFO Mitt to resume the corporations first decade in creative sports design. The hottest of the patent protected glove however has been the Praying Mantis Mitt which was made with input from Gary Carter. The company crossed over into preferred culture when their products appeared in Adam Sandler films like Click, Benchwarmers and the Billy Bob Thornton remake of bad news Bears. Akadema also has been a sponsor of Spike Television programs "Pros vs Joes" and "DEA" 2nd season. Akadema started producing thru providers overseas but unlike most makers of the day, Akadema has brought some producing in house to the United States. Akadema started its own wood baseball bat shop and can customise a bat. Two years on the company opened its own embroidery shop. This year the company started its own baseball glove shop making it the sole company that still makes wood bats, metal bats and gloves in the USA[14]. In 2008 the company bought an industrial building and consolidated its operations in a single place in Hawthorne, NJ. According to Inc. Mag , 2007 sales were 4.8 million Current sales are alleged to be around 7,000,000.