Choosing the Right Glove Cut: What You Need to Know

When searching for your perfect pair of goalkeeper gloves, you’ll often hear about something called the “glove cut.” But what does that mean? and how do you choose the right one? Here's a breakdown of our glove cuts.

Roll Finger Cut

The fabled roll finger which set the standards in the evolution of goalkeeper gloves. Named because of the palm being directly connected to the backhand with no gussets whilst rolling around the fingers. This cut provides maximum ball to surface contact whilst having a significantly different feel compared to hybrid or negative cuts.

N'Roll (Negative Roll) Cut

The Negative Roll cut is a perfect balance between a negative cut combined with a negative roll tip for those who want the best of both worlds. The characteristics of the rolled tip allows for superior latex coverage on the ball.

Hybrid Negative Cut

A hybrid negative cut goalkeeper glove blends internal (negative) stitching on the middle fingers with a rolled or flat latex tips on the outer fingers to maximise ball contact whilst keeping a snug, tight fit.