No Butter Fingers Soccer Gloves

Almost every football fan in the United States remembers David Tyree’s amazing catch for the New York Giants, in which he caught the pass between his weak hand and the crown of his helmet. Well, history could have been written differently if that man wasn’t wearing soccer gloves. That’s not to say Tyree isn’t a great football player, he is, but having a good pair of gloves can help you knock down hard-to-catch passes and make the difference between winning championships and walking away defeated.

To find the best gloves, you may want to be prepared to get some funny looks. What you need to do is go to a sporting goods store, select a few pairs that you like and a few pairs that you don’t like. Bring a friend with you and have them throw you some high passes while wearing the gloves. You should be able to tell a big difference from glove to glove. If you can’t, go for the cheapest pair, or find a few more pairs until you notice the difference. The best pair should make it feel like you have control of the ball before you’ve exerted all the pressure with your hands to catch it.

The Cutters Linebacker C-Tack Gloves sell for forty-five dollars on Amazon (about sixty at a retail store), are approved for use in all football leagues, and help you deliver the hardest passes to your chest. If you try a pair on, it should almost feel like you have glue on your palms. But before you go straight to the best, try a pair of gloves that retail for twelve to fifteen dollars, like the Riddell Stealth TAC Speed ​​Gloves. You should notice an advantage with the Cutters gloves.