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N1 LAB

Science and technology behind every save

German latex, precision cuts and technical materials tested by more than 400 professional goalkeepers. In the N1 LAB we show you what's inside an N1 glove and why every detail counts between the posts.

N1 Zeus 2.0 goalkeeper glove with German latex palm
German latexVapor NegativeAirflex Pro
+400Professional goalkeepers
100 %German latex in competition
5Palm types
7Cut types
N1 Technologies

Everything inside an N1 glove

Choose a category and open the full technical specs for each palm, cut, fabric, wrist, closure, backhand and technology.

UGT+ IIPalmUGT+ IIPremium German latex: maximum grip that lasts longer, in dry and wet conditions.Learn more ›Contact GripPalmContact GripGrip and feel almost identical to UGT+ II with more foam; its peak grip lasts less.Learn more ›Giga GripPalmGiga GripCompetition latex with a great balance of grip, durability and consistency.Learn more ›DUO GripPalmDUO GripDouble layer: the inner latex locks the hand inside the glove for maximum control.Learn more ›SSGPalmSSGHigh-durability German latex for developing goalkeepers and the Kids range.Learn more ›
Quick guide

Which latex is for you?

Choose how you play and we'll show you the N1 palms that suit you best, with their levels and the gloves you can get them in right now.

If you play matches every weekend, you want maximum grip. These are the Pro palms our competition goalkeepers use most.

★ Recommended

UGT+ II

4 mm + 3 mm

Maximum grip that lasts longer than conventional latex, great cushioning and consistent performance in dry and wet conditions.

Grip9,4/10
Durability7,6/10
Cushioning9,0/10
Available in
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Also a good fit

Contact Grip

4 mm + 4 mm

Grip and feel almost identical to UGT+ II, with 4 mm of foam for even more cushioning. The difference: its peak grip lasts for less time.

Grip9,2/10
Durability7,4/10
Cushioning9,5/10
Available in
Technical specs ›

In rain and cold, the two N1 palms that perform best in the wet: UGT+ II keeps peak grip for longer and Contact Grip offers the softest feel.

★ Recommended

UGT+ II

4 mm + 3 mm

Maximum grip that lasts longer than conventional latex, great cushioning and consistent performance in dry and wet conditions.

Grip9,4/10
Durability7,6/10
Cushioning9,0/10
Available in
Technical specs ›
Also a good fit

Contact Grip

4 mm + 4 mm

Grip and feel almost identical to UGT+ II, with 4 mm of foam for even more cushioning. The difference: its peak grip lasts for less time.

Grip9,2/10
Durability7,4/10
Cushioning9,5/10
Available in
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If you train several days a week, you need latex that lasts. Competition grip with more durability.

★ Recommended

DUO Grip

3.5 + 2 mm latex · 3 mm foam

Double layer: the inner latex layer locks the hand inside the glove so both work as one piece. Maximum control when catching.

Grip8,6/10
Durability8,2/10
Cushioning9,5/10
Available in
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Also a good fit

Giga Grip

4 mm + 3 mm

Competition latex with a great balance of grip, durability and consistent performance in any weather and on any surface.

Grip8,8/10
Durability7,8/10
Cushioning8,5/10
Available in
Technical specs ›

To start, what matters is learning technique without fear of wearing out the glove, and stepping up when competition arrives.

★ Recommended

SSG

3 mm + 3 mm

High-durability German latex for developing goalkeepers: it resists abrasion while they perfect their diving technique.

Grip7,0/10
Durability8,8/10
Cushioning8,0/10
Available in
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For the youngest, German latex in sizes 3 to 7, with a Negative cut and real grip from day one.

★ Recommended

SSG

3 mm + 3 mm

High-durability German latex for developing goalkeepers: it resists abrasion while they perfect their diving technique.

Grip7,0/10
Durability8,8/10
Cushioning8,0/10
Available in
Technical specs ›

N1 guide values out of 10 to compare palms with each other. Many goalkeepers combine two pairs: a Pro pair for matches and a tougher one for training.

Quick guides

Cut, wrist, closure and fabric

Tell us what you need and we'll show you the N1 option that fits best. Tap any recommendation to see its technical specs.

Narrow hands or long fingers · maximum controlNegative · Vapor Negative
Precision with more grip surfaceHybrid Roll-Negative
Security, protection and a sturdy gloveRoll Finger · Ergo-Roll
Wide hands or comfortHybrid Roll-Flat · Flat
Free, light wristTubular · 2x1 system
Snug fit, easy to put onTubular with V-Notch
Pick your closure each day3x1 closure
Light and agileAirflex Pro · Airprene
Heat or heavy sweatBreathprene · Air Mesh
Cold, rain and windWindstopper
Sturdy, stable gloveConfort+ · Neoprene
Anatomy of a glove

Four decisions, one glove

01

Palm

It decides the grip. At N1 every competition palm is German latex; what changes is the formula, thickness and foam.

Palm types ›
02

Cut

It decides how it fits your hand: snug like a second skin or comfortable and roomy.

Cut types ›
03

Backhand

It decides the glove's weight, breathability and protection on every catch.

Fabrics & backhands ›
04

Closure

It decides how it holds the wrist: firm on the dive and easy to put on and take off.

Wrists and closures ›

N1 LAB

Comparisons and analysis

Choose up to 3 to compare

See full technical specs ›

Not sure which glove to pick?

The N1 assistant matches your level, favorite cut, surface and weather and suggests your glove in a minute. And if you'd rather talk to someone, a goalkeeper will answer.