Reusch Attrakt Freegel Infinity Finger Support

Yes, these are specifically designed for turf surfaces. The Reusch Grip Infinity latex is engineered for high abrasion resistance, meaning it holds up much better against the rough texture of artificial grass compared to standard match-day latex.

No, the flexible finger and thumb supports in this model are non-removable. They are built into the glove structure to provide constant protection against hyperextension, which is a key feature for developing goalkeepers.

The flat palm cut—often called an Expanse Cut—provides a larger, flatter surface area for the ball to make contact with. This is generally the best cut for youth players as it makes it easier to secure the ball and provides a more forgiving fit.

The Freegel zone is a specialized, structured area on the back of the hand designed to provide support and stability when punching the ball. It adds a layer of protection without sacrificing the flexibility needed to make a fist.

These gloves are optimized for dry weather conditions. While the durable latex is tough, it performs best when clean and dry, so you may notice a drop in grip if they get soaked in heavy rain.

The Duraguard patch is a reinforced area designed to handle the friction of getting up off the ground. To extend its life, encourage your goalkeeper to avoid using their palms to push off the turf whenever possible, as this is the most common cause of premature wear.