Glove Cut Guide

Negative Cut: Fang Pro

This style of goalkeeping glove has become increasingly popular over the years. They are similar to the flat cut in that they use a single piece of latex attached to the backhand via gussets (stitching); the key difference is that the stitching is in the inside of the glove. This provides a much tighter and snug fit with control on the ball that is more "true" to your hand.

Hybrid Cut: Presa

It combines stitch-less fingers and a flat palm to create a unique and comfortable feel that provides the keeper with a pre-curved shape developed to aid ball-catching and control.

Negative Roll Cut: Presa Roll

A hybrid style that combines a negative and roll finger to produce an even greater level of comfort, fit and feel. Fingers are rolled in the same way as any "Roll Finger" glove but the inside of the palm is stitched on the inside much like a "Negative Cut" glove. The benefits of this combination mean a snug fitting glove and more latex contact on the ball with the rolled fingers.

Flat Palm: Primo & Inizio

Is a classic as it was the first style to emerge once the goalkeeper glove market began to develop. On a flat palm you will see its gussets (stitching) are located on the outside of the glove giving a looser feel.