Grays Anatomic Pro Hockey Glove - Aqua - Small

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The Grays Anatomic Pro Hockey Glove is designed for competitive field hockey players who prioritize tactile feedback and protection during intense gameplay. By combining a flexible lycra construction with moulded knuckle armour, it offers a secure, ergonomic fit that doesn't compromise stick dexterity; however, the half-finger design leaves fingertips exposed, which may not be ideal for players seeking total digit coverage.
| Model Part Number | 6212604 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Grays |
The Grays Anatomic Pro is designed specifically as a left-hand glove to provide protection to the hand closest to the pitch.
No, machine washing can damage the moulded knuckle armour and foam padding. Hand washing is highly recommended.
While it leaves fingers exposed, the design focuses on increasing grip and dexterity. Players prioritizing maximum safety may prefer full-finger alternatives.
Yes, the Climagrip palm is specifically engineered to maintain its tackiness and breathability in adverse weather conditions.
Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the elasticity of the lycra.
Wipe the palm with a slightly damp cloth to remove accumulated pitch debris and dust, then allow it to air dry.
Ensure you are pulling the wrist strap tight to secure the lycra contour against the hand before starting play.
Regularly use an antimicrobial sports spray and ensure the gloves are not stored inside a sealed bag immediately after use.
To ensure a proper fit, measure your hand from the base of the palm to the top of the middle finger; the glove should feel snug without restricting blood flow. Compatibility is universal for standard field hockey sticks. To maintain the integrity of the lycra and foam, hand wash the gloves using mild soap and cool water after every third or fourth use. Always air dry the gloves in a shaded, well-ventilated area. Avoid placing them directly on heaters or in direct sunlight, as high temperatures can degrade the foam density and cause the lycra to lose its elasticity.