| Profile |
Grade 1 Protection |
| Palm |
Non stretch super flex kangaroo leather |
| Lining |
Non stretch super flex sheep leather |
| Padding |
Unique Kookaburra Catching Cup |
| Rubber |
Tri-Grip |
| Fingers |
Durable fibre wear patches to ends |
| Back |
Premium aniline sheep leather with K-Flex support |
| Cuff |
English Long Cut |
| Web |
Strap with reinforcement (law 40.2 compliant) |
| Thumb |
Unique setting to enhance Catching Cup |
Shorti
Kookaburra’s ‘Aussie Shorti’ style glove uses a rounded and low profile cuff, in order to allow for maximum movement and agility.
Octopus
The Octopus rubber grip is a remarkably flexible, durable and grippy rubber, the only choice for both performance and longevity.
KCC
The Kookaburra Catching Cup uses unique padding and flex points within the palm to provide a perfect enclosure around the ball.
Sheep Leather
Premium aniline sheep leather is incredibly soft and supple for comfort, whilst being tough enough to provide support and durability.
Fibre Wear
Kookaburra use finger tabs constructed of tough scuff material and reinforced mouldings to provide immense durability.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right size?
Select from the available size variants on this page. The glove should feel secure without restricting finger movement or your catching position.
Are wicket-keeping gloves right-handed or left-handed?
No. Wicket-keeping gloves are worn as a pair and are selected by size, not batting-hand orientation.
Should I wear wicket-keeping inners?
Many keepers use inners for added comfort and moisture management. Make sure the outer gloves still fit securely when inners are worn.
