Gray-Nicolls
GN350 Wicketkeeping Glove
GN350 Wicketkeeping Glove
SKU: 5711903
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Designed with club cricketers in mind, this classically styled pair of wicketkeeping gloves has a square cuff, improved thumb positioning and lightweight thimbles featuring Vapour foam.
New in the GN350 is the diamond grip on the palms. This new grip pattern offers a more flexible and durable catching area, making these gloves incredible value with top class performance.
Features:
- Playing Level: Club.
- Overview: Classic wicket-keeping glove with square cuff and new innovative diamond grip pattern.
- Grip: Diamond grip gives a flexible and durable catching surface.
- Technical Features: Improved thumb position, lightweight thimbles with vapour foam inserts.
- Materials: PU backing, diamond rubber grip pattern, cotton lining.
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