Puma Ultra Play Regular Cut GK Gloves

Puma Black/Bright Aqua

Flat palm goalkeeper gloves, also known as traditional cut gloves, feature a single piece of material that is attached directly to the glove's backhand. This style was the first cut of goalkeeper glove and it remains popular today. The palm is flat, hence the name, creating a larger surface area for ball contact, enhancing the chance of making saves. They offer a looser fit compared to other cuts and are generally more comfortable and ventilated. This glove design is ideal for goalkeepers who prefer a roomier feel, although it may lack the snug fit and ball control of newer designs.

Worn by the likes of Jordan Pickford, Jan Oblak, Ederson, Yann Sommer, Mary Earps, and Ellie Roebuck, PUMA goalkeeper gloves are trusted by some of the world’s best keepers, and you’ll understand why as soon as you put on a pair.

That’s because they’re absolutely next-level when it comes to the fundamentals of goalkeeper gloves: grip and comfort. They use top quality latex so good grip is guaranteed, then utilise their vast experience in material production to make the fit and feel of the glove the best it can possibly be.

PUMA have been on a streak of successful designs since the V-Konstrukt – the glove that Gianluigi Buffon wore when he lifted world football’s greatest trophy with Italy in 2006. Buffon wore PUMA gloves throughout much of his career. Recommendations don’t come much higher than that.

Now, their lineup consists of the Future and the Ultra. As you’d expect, both gloves continue the focus on fit and feel, but with different approaches. The Future’s designed to enhance your skills with a specially designed adaptive backhand that lets you easily manipulate the ball, while the Ultra makes use of PUMA’s latest lightweight materials for maximum responsiveness.