Black Spider Goalkeeper Gloves, by LucaSports

This shows real-time Point-Blank Testing videos of the top non-webbed competitor model from our field testing v. the webbed Black Spider, followed by freeze-frame analysis of the impact moments. Freeze-frames clearly show how the Black Spider AutoWraps around the ball at impact, while the non-webbed model demonstrates significantly disorganized fingers at the same impact velocity. This AutoWrap effect increases finger strength, prevents finger roll and bounce, increases grip and control, and reduces latex wear.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• goalie gloves
• Black Spider
• LucaSports
• goalkeeper glove
• keeper glove
• goalie glove
• football glove
• football gloves

[OSXSandman666]

were did you get that canon???

[123soccerkeeper]

notice how the first guy when he stopped the one shot he kept his hands behind it...on all the other shots he let them slip to the sides. i think the gloves look like they'd work fine but the guy doesnt know what he's doing. also most keepers won't be catching a shot that close with their hands..itd be with their body

[freakfreak12345]

They're not. His hands are just up. No goalkeeping positioning at all.

[thegambitking]

I'd say both... there's a reason that NO professional keeper uses 'webbed' gloves... you have to make a 'W'... I *AM* a goalkeeper, and these guys don't know how to catch!

[pkinman17]

pretty sure that his hands were not in the correct goalie catching position, I could be wrong.... im not a goalie.

[oladyoo]

The value here is ultimately decided by repeated use, getting past the learning curve. I'd take any performance improvement along with better finger protection, even if it's "only" 10 to20%. Better is better!

[freakfreak12345]

As a goalkeeper, I have to say, both gloves look like they suck bad. The non-webbed gloves don't catch anything, and from point blank they should. The Black spider gloves are the same. They catch one of four. Not good. Either the gloves suck or the guy sucks, or both.