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[mini998]

Hello,

This is my first post here.

I am confused what type of inners I should be buying , I currently use Slazenger Ultimate Wicket Keeping gloves with cheap kookubura cotton gloves. I need something with more protection . I am techniques aren't the best at the moment (working on it) so I end up with lot swollen fingers sometimes.   

What about Areo P1 ,any alternatives out there?

[MD2812]

I have the aero inners, but removed the grip off the little fingers as they take some getting used to of getting them into your glove.

Quite a few people wear 2 sets of inners?

[no1red]

I struggle finding inners with enough protection but not too 'bulky' inside my glove so I can still feel the ball. I usually wear two thin pairs, find that works for me.

[cricketbadger]

P1's

[jimmygreen]

Have just invested in 2 pairs of these 1 for training and 1 for matches, was a bit of a hassle getting hold of them though had to order them directly from grays at a cricket show as no where seemed to stock them.

[patriotscreen]

The above GN's are good, also have a go with the Puma full chamois. Very comfortable and not too bulky inside the gloves.

[epbs]

I find padded chamois best, either cotton backed or full chamois

http://www.morrant.com/inner_gloves/morrant_chamois_cotton_cricket_wicket_keeping_inner_gloves/49060_p.html

[SOULMAN1012]

I use a chamois/ cotton inner and cust the tops of the top third of each finger. I find that give me the most comfortable feel and flexibility.

Puma or Newbery inners are the best I have used,

[Simmy]

ive got the Areo 1's love them

not used them in a game but use them indoor etc

and i cannot rate them enough! my hands never hurt anymore

[justnotcricket86]

I've been using a smashed up pair of chamois inners from V-Sports, holes cut off the thumbs as well...seem to be lucky for me these days but they could end up walking to the bin if I don't replace them soon.

Probably going to pick up some puma ones as they seem to be decent enough

[ItsJustCricket]

Has anyone used the Aero P2s before? http://www.itsjustcricket.co.uk/wicket-keeping-c11/senior-wicket-keeping-c12/aero-p2-kpr-wicket-keeping-inners-p16

These look pretty good to me, but the P1s have actually outsold them by about 20:1 (at least in our experience).  Just curious to know how they're that much inferior to the P1s??!!

[mini998]

Has anyone used the Aero P2s before? http://www.itsjustcricket.co.uk/wicket-keeping-c11/senior-wicket-keeping-c12/aero-p2-kpr-wicket-keeping-inners-p16

These look pretty good to me, but the P1s have actually outsold them by about 20:1 (at least in our experience).  Just curious to know how they're that much inferior to the P1s??!!

I find it awkward when inners come out when trying to remove keeping gloves , I cant see any velcros in P2  . This could be an issue for me.

 In the end I went for a pair of P1's .

Thanks for input guys

[siridurrani]

Kookaburra do a pair of inners that have extra padding on the palms and the tips of the fingers, they're pretty decent got them for around a tenner of ebay, most kookaburra inners have the same padding layout!

[97notout]

I use a pair of thin chamois inners under my gloves and as I'm right handed tape the cuff of the right inner so when I remove the glove the inner stays on.

It also depends whether you like to feel the ball, I find too thick an inner makes it feel like I'm wearing boxing gloves, okay a descent quick will hurt a bit but not much

[SOULMAN1012]

I may be biased but the Salix inners are excellent,excellent padding if that is what your after