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| Reebok NFL X-Treme Grip II Football Gloves | 
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| Brand: Saranac Gloves
Category: Sports
Buy New: $23.59 - $29.99 (On sale from $34.99)
Avg. Customer Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 4680
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 11 x 6 x 1
Model: RBK-04
ASIN: B001AX9KPM
Release Date: June 10, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 3-4 business days
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| Features:
| • | Non-slip, dry when wet polymeric palm. | | • | Split fourschettes for a durable, comfortable fit | | • | Form-fitting spandex with neoprene back. | | • | Non-binding adjustable custom closure. | | • | Authentic NFL on-field equipment. |
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Product Description
The NFL Equipment X-Treme Grip II Receiver/Running Back Football Gloves are designed to offer you enhanced grip and control with a non-slip, dry-when-wet polymeric palm. The form-fitting spandex back and non-binding, neoprene adjustable custom closure help to keep the fit secure and comfortable. See size specifications below.
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| Customer Reviews:
Great gloves on a dry day December 2, 2008
These gloves came in a couple of weeks ago, and I love them. The palm side is lined with a rubbery material that grips the football, making those difficult catches that much easier. They breathe well too, so it doesn't feel like you're wearing latex gloves you stole from the doc's office.
But the gloves aren't effective when the ball is wet. At least not with the rubber footballs we use (Wilson F1625 NCAA Supreme Game Football (Official Size)), and same with a pure leather football that is a bit worn. In fact, you're more prone to dropping a pass with the gloves on when then with your bare hands. However, this inconvenience seems to be unavoidable, as my other friends who have similar gloves from Nike have the same problem, and take off their gloves on a wet day.
I haven't heard of any gloves really solving the slippery-when-wet problem. If you're really looking for something that'll work on a wet day, I'd suggest a fairly new leather ball, which is generally a less slippery material when wet. I make no promises, but I notice that NFL receivers continue to wear their gloves even on a wet day. But at the same time NFL officials still do their best to keep the ball dry, so that might also have something to do with it.
Bottom line: great gloves so far. I'll update this after more use.
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