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Puma

22 (17.5%)

Kookaburra

12 (9.5%)

Newbery

17 (13.5%)

Mongoose

3 (2.4%)

Adidas

1 (0.8%)

SS

12 (9.5%)

Gray Nics

12 (9.5%)

Slazenger

2 (1.6%)

H4l

4 (3.2%)

CJI

0 (0%)

Ayrtek

10 (7.9%)

Malik

0 (0%)

Ca Somo

0 (0%)

AS

2 (1.6%)

Other (Please State)

29 (23%)

Total Members Voted: 98

Voting closed: October 28, 2015, 01:13:25 PM

[ProCricketer1982]

So aren't the Arytek ones made by the same company as a shed load of other brands gloves?? In which case it's completely pointless rating them as they are the same 'make', just stickered up differently. Bit like comparing brands of bats when actually all the companies have done is label them up.

[Vitas Cricket]

So aren't the Arytek ones made by the same company as a shed load of other brands gloves?? In which case it's completely pointless rating them as they are the same 'make', just stickered up differently. Bit like comparing brands of bats when actually all the companies have done is label them up.

This argument could be made about a number of brands soft gear.

On the flipside, even if 2 or 3 brands may share the same factory/manufacturer, the products/specs that each of the brands specify may well be different.

[Ayrtek Cricket]

So aren't the Arytek ones made by the same company as a shed load of other brands gloves?? In which case it's completely pointless rating them as they are the same 'make', just stickered up differently. Bit like comparing brands of bats when actually all the companies have done is label them up.

I think you'll find our gloves use a unique design that makes them a little different to the other types of gloves that combines flexibility with protection to avoid having any exposed finger joints when gripping the bat.

[Blazer]

I haven't found any uncomfortable pair of gloves as of yet apart from the entry level Slazenger gloves from Sports Direct when I first started playing. Most Brands are of similar comfort with varying levels of protection. Split gloves are a bit more comfier than sausage type. Ayrtek ones feel like you are hardly wearing them along with the right amount of protection.

[wilkie113]

Ayrteks are out of this world, my split finger vulcans are very good also

[procricket]

Sareen sports

[Six Sixes Cricket]

After trying on every pair in globe sports a few years back, the pumas felt the comfiest and I have stuck with them since.

[joeylough]

I think you'll find our gloves use a unique design that makes them a little different to the other types of gloves that combines flexibility with protection to avoid having any exposed finger joints when gripping the bat.

Bringing in the Haymaker!

Got to say I dont think I have seen any with the Ayrtek design, there are some similarities around the fingers. But still its all about the Ayrtek elite (in green).

[Pendles10]

I would have to say my e41 750's are very comfy, however, I have tried on a few puma gloves which are very comfy as well. Can't decide.

[farnham_quins_2]

SAF are the nuts

[Simmy]

ayrtek are the most comftable gloves ive used

[Simmy]

So aren't the Arytek ones made by the same company as a shed load of other brands gloves?? In which case it's completely pointless rating them as they are the same 'make', just stickered up differently. Bit like comparing brands of bats when actually all the companies have done is label them up.

they might be made by other brands but ayrtek designed that split finger diamond shape thing...and it was very very good!

now the manufacture seems to sell that out to other company as there own

[Colesy]

BlankBats

[Rob580]

Mongoose gloves are very comfy, lovely soft palms and mould to your hand nicely.

Sweated through them in 6 months so they're rather crusty now. But for 6 months they were tip top!

[Jagminder]

In love with BAS gloves.
Size feel and fit works for me.