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The Reusch Attrakt Freegel Advance goalkeeper gloves are engineered for serious keepers looking for a professional-grade balance between grip and durability. Designed by the Reusch GK:LAB, these gloves offer a high-performance experience on various field types and weather conditions; however, users should note that the snug Evolution Negative Cut requires precision in sizing to ensure the best fit.
| Model Part Number | 5672035-2290 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Reusch |
Yes, the Reusch-Grip Advance latex is formulated to perform well in various weather conditions, including wet weather.
Store them in a cool, ventilated place, preferably in a glove bag, ensuring they are not pressed against each other.
It is a construction where the latex is rolled around the fingertips for a tight, controlled fit, providing maximum surface area contact.
They can be used indoors, but be aware that indoor surfaces often cause faster wear on the palm latex compared to grass.
It is best practice to clean them after every use to prevent sweat and dirt from breaking down the latex formula.
Dirt buildup is usually the cause; wash the palms thoroughly with a glove cleaner and let them dry naturally.
This is often caused by drying the gloves in direct sunlight or using them on abrasive surfaces. Keep them in a cool, shaded area.
To ensure the longevity of your Reusch gloves, avoid using them on abrasive surfaces like concrete or hard artificial turf, which can shred the latex. Before your first use, it is recommended to dampen the palms to activate the grip properties. After each match, wash the gloves with lukewarm water and a mild glove-specific cleaner to remove dirt and sweat, then allow them to air dry away from direct sunlight or heat sources, as extreme heat will degrade the latex structure.
