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Field Hockey & Lacrosse Gloves

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How to choose field hockey & lacrosse gloves

Sub-type

Sub-type leads your choice: hockey and lacrosse gloves for the pitch, athletics weighted pairs for off-field training.

Material

Material decides upkeep: silicone for quick wipe, leather for traditional feel.

Colour

Colour hides or shows dirt, with black/blue practical and lilac/white sharp.

Protection

Protection level splits plain gloves from protective gear with knuckle plates.

Fit

Size and hand: XXS to senior, left-hand specific or paired sets.

What's good

  • Left-hand specific hockey and lacrosse gloves protect the stick side without weighting the other hand.
  • Silicone material choices wipe clean after a wet pitch, saving midweek washing.
  • Protective gear gloves add knuckle covers for hard tackles, a fair swap for less flex.
  • Athletics weighted gloves aid hand conditioning or tremor control when you are off the field.
  • The colour range, from black to lilac/white, lets you match team strips.

Things to watch

  • Leather gloves give a soft touch but need regular airing to stop stiffening.
  • Weighted athletics pairs build hand strength yet are wrong for active hockey or lacrosse sessions.
  • Left-hand only models protect one side, leaving the other bare if you mischoose.
  • Pale colours like pink or lilac/white show grass marks faster than black.
  • Knuckle guard tiers trade some finger freedom for impact cover.

Care & maintenance

Wipe silicone

Wipe silicone gloves with a damp cloth after each session.

Dry leather

Air dry leather pairs flat, clear of direct heat.

Inspect guards

Check knuckle guard stitching before matches.

Store juniors

Store junior sizes smooth to keep shape.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What's the difference between different types of field hockey & lacrosse gloves?

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