Gray-Nicolls 750 Wicketkeeping Gloves – Tri-Grip Cricket Gloves
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- Buying Guide
🏏 Gray-Nicolls 750 Cricket Wicketkeeping Gloves
The Gray-Nicolls 750 Cricket Wicketkeeping Gloves are designed for wicketkeepers wanting reliable grip, comfort and protection behind the stumps.
Their traditional contoured palm helps create a natural cupping position when collecting the ball, while the soft-feel tri-grip pimpled rubber facing supports dependable grip and control during keeping practice and match play.
Crafted with a supple PU glove body, padded shaped cuff and towelling lining, the GN 750 Wicketkeeping Gloves provide comfort, moisture absorption and extra wrist coverage for long spells in the field.
- Product: Gray-Nicolls 750 Cricket Wicketkeeping Gloves
- Official Name: GN 750 Wicket Keeping Gloves
- Brand: Gray-Nicolls
- Product Type: Cricket wicketkeeping gloves
- Category: Cricket wicketkeeping protection
- Model: GN 750
- Palm: Traditional contoured palm
- Facing: Soft-feel tri-grip pimpled rubber facing
- Body: Supple PU glove
- Cuff: Padded shaped cuff for added wrist coverage
- Lining: Towelling lining for comfort and moisture absorption
- Use: Wicketkeeping training and match play
- Benefit: Grip, comfort, moisture absorption and wrist coverage
- Player Level: Junior, school, club and senior cricket
- Sport: Cricket
- Traditional contoured palm for a natural cupping position
- Tri-grip pimpled rubber facing for dependable ball grip
- Supple PU glove body for durability and comfort
- Padded shaped cuff for added wrist coverage
- Towelling lining for comfort and moisture absorption
- Designed for reliable collecting behind the stumps
- Suitable for training sessions and match play
- Practical option for junior, youth and adult wicketkeepers
- Helps keepers stay comfortable during long spells in the field
- Good value wicketkeeping glove option for club cricket
- Wicketkeepers needing reliable grip and comfort
- Junior, youth and adult keepers
- School and club cricketers
- Training sessions and match play
- Keepers wanting a traditional contoured palm
- Players needing moisture absorption during long innings
- Wicketkeepers wanting added wrist coverage
- Parents buying wicketkeeping gear for junior players
- Club players wanting value wicketkeeping gloves
- Cricketers upgrading from entry-level keeping gloves
Keeping gear is different from batting gear. Start with gloves and inners that fit well, then add keeping pads and a helmet.
- Gloves: choose Junior, Youth or Adult. Try them on over your inners. They should close easily into a catching shape, with your fingers reaching well into the ends.
- Inners: always wear them. Plain chamois gives the most feel. Padded inners give more protection.
- Pads: keeping pads are shorter and lighter than batting pads, so you can squat and move. The knee roll should sit on your knee cap.
- Helmet: wear one whenever you stand up to the stumps.
Read the full wicketkeeping gear buying guide
Prefer to talk it through? Visit us at Western Sports Centre in Derrimut or call 0450 227 972.
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