I need some goal keeper gloves which over good protection to my finger?
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You can buy Adidas Fingersave gloves... These kinds of gloves have a plastick filliment in every single finger to strengthen you hand when saving... I bought my brother some for his birthday and he thinks they are awesome... They are however quite expensive... Your looking at around 60 quid! Have a look on ebay and you can get some new ones for around 40! They are worth the pennys...
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If you can find pictures (good luck) you need to check out Kevin Weekes (N.Y. Rangers) and some of his mask designs. Not a great goaler but the man has had some incredible paint jobs everywhere he has played. He also uses different themes to "keep em fresh" and favors some of the fade in style (very clever details faded on to the mask). My personal favorite of his was a Panthers mask that was chromed out with a palm tree and Florida themed motif.Gotta look closely to see the finest details but the masks are truly amazing.\n    And a personal favorite of mine is the old time Gary Cheevers mask, nothing says hockey like a face full of stitches!!!
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I've tried plenty and any workout glove made by Grizzly Fitness are top of the line.  If your lifting heavier weights, I'd suggest getting a pair with padded grips.\n\nMatt
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I've tried Bauer, CCM, Easton, and Tackla.  Nothing has lasted longer than my pair of Tackla's.  I've had them for 9 years now.  Even though I only play on a league now, they lasted through 2 years of college and almost 8 years of a weekly men's league.  I've tried the new Easton Ultra Lite, and I was impressed.  They are pretty light, but the seams look like they'd come apart after one season.\n\nWhat position do you play?  That would be one of the deciding factors if it were me...\n\n*Defense\nWin: Tackla\nPlace: Easton\nShow: Bauer\n\n*Winger/Center\nWin: Easton\nPlace: Tackla\nShow: Bauer\n\nGood Luck
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Ummmm...I'd rather see the PK's.  I'm a goalkeeper and I played from the time I was 4 all the way through college and I can honestly say, I'm not the hugest fan of PK's.  But it's an art form.  Being able to read the shooter and quick enough to react to the shot takes a lot of skill on the keeper's part and putting the ball someplace where it is impossible for the keeper to save it also takes a lot of skill.  I say keep the PK's.
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I played keeper last year it a hard job and a easy job.Like the first guy said work on falling or they will score on you all today.Make sure to work on your punts and free kicks, goal kicks.Practice alot it does make a different.And when it one on one you versus the forward or the attacker charged them if your in HS most kid get scared and mess and stretch your body when you charged the attacker.And comfort in the goal box.Good luck
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TPX makes a good bat, and wilson makes a good glove.....a lot of gloves are made for certain positions also, if you didn't already know that.....do a little online research and find out what the pros use and i'd say that's a safe bet...
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You can get them off Club websites,obviously they charge you but not as much as e-bay would charge you.Alternatively turn up at the teams training ground,you might catch security in a good mood.Good luck against Liverpool in Cardiff by the way.
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Don't skimp when buying gloves. Try hitting someone on the forehead with cheap boxing gloves on. You will pay for it later with arthritis and other nagging injuries to your hands. Peace
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Goaltenders need the following equipment and it generally goes on in this order.  Some people may do it differently, but it's impossible to do it drastically different.\n1) Cup (most important piece of equipment!)\n2) Garter belt and socks\n- Some people wear shorts with velco tabs to hold the socks up and a built in cup.\n3) Hockey Pants\n4) Skates\n5) Leg pads\n6) Chest protector\n7) Helmet/mask\n8) Gloves\n\nThere are several types of saves.  Kick save, glove save, blocker save, stick save, etc.  Below are a couple of links that are probably a bit more relevant.  These contain information about goaltending styles and cover the specific saves.\nhttp://www.epinions.com/content_3906773124\nhttp://www.mitchkorn.com/pdf/Goaltending%20Styles.pdf
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if your a hockey player, go for the under armor ones,\n\nif you do anything else, quit that and change to hockey
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I use enough to insure my fingers don't go through.
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NIKE man.,.\n\nnike pro gloves are the best!
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You're gonna definitley wanna buy a re-lacing kit. You can get them at any sports store. It'll save your fingers, teeth, and any other projectile you're gonna try to use to weave the thick leather lacing through the impossibly tight holes.\n\nOther than that advice, it really depends on the glove. What I'd suggest is trying to find a really good picture or someone who has the same glove; to see where exactly the lacings go.\n\nAnother hint: To keep the laces from ALWAYS coming untied, wet them before tying them off. Wet leather expands and when it dries, the knot will tighten so it'll stay together longer.
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Your gloves should be comfortable with a little space at the finger tips. They should not be too tight though. Have some movement.
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Insulated overalls, coveralls.....Steal toes are a must have on any rig.  If you have to purchase your own clothing, go with Carhart.  Do not buy cheap work clothes or boots, there is a big difference.
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I would go w/ some under armour gloves,nike or NFL Equipment dependin on what u wanna spend but all are good gloves cuz i used all three back in HS and changed them dependin on the weather conditions so u cant go wrong