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[thecord]

they arent out in england yet are they??

Sam, no doesn't look like they are out in England yet, the version available here with the same name is different.

Butterfingerz - I don't actually like the look of these but I appreciate Aeros attempts at innovation. Technology has brought us improved pressing techniques, cncs, concaving, offset edges, scuff sheets and the list goes on. If it was not for technology we would still all be using the lifeless blades of yesteryear and facing bowling without helmets so why not continue to embrace such advances? 

[peplow]

Amen to that!

[Butterfingerz]

Sam, no doesn't look like they are out in England yet, the version available here with the same name is different.

Butterfingerz - I don't actually like the look of these but I appreciate Aeros attempts at innovation. Technology has brought us improved pressing techniques, cncs, concaving, offset edges, scuff sheets and the list goes on. If it was not for technology we would still all be using the lifeless blades of yesteryear and facing bowling without helmets so why not continue to embrace such advances? 

I'd be all for it if it were to enhance the life of the palms or additional protection to a keepers hands but as an aid in catching a cricket ball i disagree. Weren't carbon backed bats banned because it was found to give an unfair advantage...same thing really

[mally777]

I was about to buy some Aero KPR Gel WK gloves this year, and almost bought the ones. They are nice and are essentially the same as the brillinat old Easton Gel WK gloves as I think (I may be wrong) Aero have taken over Easton WK.