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More grip or more life: how to choose
In a glove, everything starts with the palm. The more natural latex in the formula, the more grip and the more the ball sticks to your hand; the more synthetic latex added, the more wear resistance. There's no single best latex for everyone: there's the one that suits how and where you play.
German latex of the highest purity: the best grip in the range, dry and wet, with a direct feel for the ball.
One of the benchmark palms on the market: competition-level grip with the best impact absorption in the range, thanks to its 4 mm of inner foam.
High grip built to handle plenty of training: it also performs on artificial turf without wearing out in four sessions.
Two layers of latex with foam in between: good grip on the outside, response on the inside and more material to wear down, so it lasts longer than a highest-purity palm.
The palm of our kids' range: enough grip to learn and play, with the toughness that constant use demands.
Top-purity latex usually comes with a short lifespan. Ours doesn't: our match palms outlast the average in their category, and that's what pro goalkeepers who've used other brands keep telling us. Maximum grip without giving up durability.
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