Custom Bats Cricket Forum
Equipment => Wicket Keeping => Topic started by: Nato on September 10, 2013, 03:23:32 PM
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I understand that over the years the laws around the catching cup on the glove changed, but what are the benefits/drawbacks of having a t-shaped catching cup as opposed to a full web? I've been using Kookaburra Super Greens with a full web this year, but am looking for a backup pair of gloves for next year and began to wonder on the difference. Is it just personal preference in terms of aesthetics, or are there performance differences involved?
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Can't say ive ever noticed a difference. You probably only catch one right in the web 3 or 4 times a season anyway, you should be using the 'main' part of the glove.
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That's what I thought. Seems strange that there isn't just one style of web, but then I suppose the same could be said of different brands of batting glove looking different despite being the same.
On a side note, did I see Jos Buttler wearing Kooks with a t-shaped web in the second ODI? I thought they were all full web.
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Buttler wears the 1000 WK Glove from kook.
(https://www.cricketdirect.co.uk/imagecache/776bd1b4-24fd-4e3d-b6f3-a1b300ecbf91_340x340.jpg)
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Oh now they are really smart. Might have to go hunting for these...
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Oh now they are really smart. Might have to go hunting for these...
I have got a pair of these, and I must confess they are great...It's super supple right out of the package.
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I have got a pair of these, and I must confess they are great...It's super supple right out of the package.
I've ordered the 2014 ones :D
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I've only ever tried full cup. Would be interested to try a T-cup at some stage, just need to get some kit badger keepers at my club aside from me!
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I've ordered the 2014 ones :D
Great. Let me know how they go...
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Will do. Really looking forward to their release!