Size guide
To be accurate, you need to measure where your hand is widest, excluding the thumb. So with your hand surface, you can choose the model that will fit you like a glove with the most appropriate size. Junior gloves generally range from size 4 to size 6.
These sizes are given as an indication and may vary depending on the morphology of each keeper
Cuts Guide
negative
The negative seams are directed towards the inside of the glove, they make it possible to better mold the glove to the hand and to be closer to the fingers. Thus the grip of the ball is more precise and the sensations with the ball much closer, but the surface of contact with the ball is smaller. Likewise, due to their cut, these gloves are subject to greater abrasion than others: to be reserved for matches!
Flat
It is the most classic cut of goalkeeper gloves which takes the exact shape of the flat hand. It offers a wider and flat contact surface, comfort is immediate because all the seams are on the outside. It is a looser, more traditional cut without any particular technology.
rollfinger
This palm construction, very popular in the UK, significantly increases the area of contact with the ball by around 30%. The fact that the gussets between the fingers are replaced by latex provides natural continuity and allows the foam to wrap around the fingers. Thus, whatever the grip, the ball is always in contact with the latex, especially when the fingers twist and stretch when taking the ball. This cut also considerably increases the comfort in the glove and allows better adjustment of hand raises.
Hybrid
A hybrid palm is a palm that combines several types of glove seams, mixing Rollfinger and negative seams or flat seams on the fingers to create unique gloves in terms of comfort and ball grip. The construction is made with "rotating" Rollfinger seams on the index and little finger and negative on the middle and ring finger in order to have the latex always in contact with the ball, whatever the positioning of the fingers and limiting the superficial seams. The cut of the moment!
Foam guide
Essential element of the glove, the foam can be of different qualities, densities. We have decided to use two types on our gloves: Contact and Contact Aqua.
