Uhlsport Cerberus Soft SF Goalkeeper Gloves

Advantages: Stunning looks, very comfortable.
Disadvantages: Very poor grip

...Since being young I have been borderline obsessed with goalkeeper gloves. In my late teens and early 20's I was buying up to 8 pairs of gloves a season. Outrageous, yes maybe, but I was hooked with the feel and optimism that a new pair of gloves would bring. My mates bought boots by the, er, boot load, I however always opted for gloves. Imagine then my disappointment with this purchase. They look the absolute part, having an excellent colour scheme and that massive Nike tick, reassurance usually of a well-made product. I fell for these gloves immediately and parted with something in the region of £65 for them. I had made a mistake. The main problem with these gloves is the foam. 4mm latex palms are what you would expect from professional quality gloves, but by my own admission the SGT technology was an intriguing concept... Read review

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Advantages: Protection from breaks and increased control
Disadvantages: Can be a bit strange at first if not used to fingersaves but easy to adapt to!

...I thought I would write this review as I have had a great experience with this product. I'm no professional, though play football at a respectable level and consider myself to be a promising young goalkeeper. I had never bothered with fingersave gloves before I broke my index finger in a game last year. I decided following it's recovery that I should invest in a pair of fingersave gloves. I must admit I had my reservations about these in particular with respect to mobility. I thought the bending of the fingers would be restricted too much but I was wrong. I invested in a pair of these and they have been brilliant, no problems whatsoever. If there is anyone out there not wearing fingersave gloves, then invest in a pair, because you only need to break a finger that refuses to heal properly and you've got problems. These gloves... Read review

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Advantages: A good quality product that is durable.
Disadvantages: None.

...a firmer grip. I have been known to use my ComfiGrip rubber glove to open an extra stubborn jam jar before now, try it, it works well. ( Definitely not after they have been down the drain though) The Comfigrip rubber gloves are not expensive at around £1.25 a pair. Inside of the glove there is a good thick cotton flock lining which does feel soft and it stops the normal sweat build up inside of the glove that you may well get if you buy cheaper versions with no cotton linings. The medium size fits my hand quite snugly and although the ComfiGrip gloves feel firm they are flexible and as comfortable as a rubber glove can possibly feel. The manufacturers describe them as suitable for domestic use only. The packet states that if you have any reaction to natural rubber then it may cause a reaction. The cotton flock lining protects your... Read review

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