Reusch Attrakt Infinity Negative Cut GK Gloves

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Providing the perfect combination of durability and grip, Infinity is a quality latex designed to deliver pro-level performance on artificial grass.

Negative cut goalkeeper gloves, also known as "inseam" gloves, are designed with the seams on the inside of the glove. This style is increasingly popular among top-level goalkeepers for its snug, natural fit. The fingers are stitched from the inside leading to a tighter, more contoured fit around the fingers, enhancing ball control and feel. Negative cut gloves are ideal for goalkeepers with slim hands, or those who prefer a close-fitting glove. However, due to the tighter fit, they may wear out quicker than other styles, particularly for goalkeepers training on abrasive surfaces.

Making gloves since 1934, Reusch are one of the most well-known and respected goalkeeping brands in the world – and with good reason.

Their history goes all the way back to company founder Karl Reusch, who experimented with glove designs for decades before he and his son Gebhard chose to focus on gloves for sport in the early 1970s.

Having produced market-leading gloves for winter sports, they then became innovators in football, creating the first ever goalkeeper gloves to use latex on the palm in 1973. The revolutionary design was developed in partnership with legendary German keeper Sepp Maier, with Reusch employing a collaborative approach between player and glovemaker that serves as the ethos of the brand to this day. Every glove they make is designed to help keepers be the best goalkeeper they can be.

That’s why their gloves are so popular with the pros and have been for so many years. More than 250 professional keepers wear their gloves in top leagues around the globe, including Unai Simon, Marco Bizot, Walter Benitez, Alex Meret, Gregor Kobel, Wojciech Szczesny, and Alisson Becker. And their keepers are still involved in product development too, providing input that’s resulted in the wide variety of models available today. If you’re looking for a specific combo of cut, latex, and technology, chances are you’ll find it in the Reusch range.