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Reusch Legacy '86 Advance GK Gloves
Built with all-weather Advance latex, the Reusch Legacy ’86 Advance provides a mix of grip and durability for reliable performance in both wet and dry conditions.
The popular Evolution Negative Cut ensures optimal ball contact and control, while on the backhand, light and breathable textile with a latex punching zone provides a comfortable feel for making saves and clearances. At the wrist, a traditional full strap closure keeps the gloves secure.
Looks-wise, the Legacy ’86 features the same blue, white, black, and yellow colourway that Pumpido famously displayed to the world as he lifted the trophy at the Azteca. Keepers wearing their gloves to safely grip silverware became a trend in the years that followed – now it’s on you to claim victory and continue the tradition.
The popular Evolution Negative Cut ensures optimal ball contact and control, while on the backhand, light and breathable textile with a latex punching zone provides a comfortable feel for making saves and clearances. At the wrist, a traditional full strap closure keeps the gloves secure.
Looks-wise, the Legacy ’86 features the same blue, white, black, and yellow colourway that Pumpido famously displayed to the world as he lifted the trophy at the Azteca. Keepers wearing their gloves to safely grip silverware became a trend in the years that followed – now it’s on you to claim victory and continue the tradition.
Built with all-weather Advance latex, the Reusch Legacy ’86 Advance provides a mix of grip and durability for reliable performance in both wet and dry conditions.
The popular Evolution Negative Cut ensures optimal ball contact and control, while on the backhand, light and breathable textile with a latex punching zone provides a comfortable feel for making saves and clearances. At the wrist, a traditional full strap closure keeps the gloves secure.
Looks-wise, the Legacy ’86 features the same blue, white, black, and yellow colourway that Pumpido famously displayed to the world as he lifted the trophy at the Azteca. Keepers wearing their gloves to safely grip silverware became a trend in the years that followed – now it’s on you to claim victory and continue the tradition.
The popular Evolution Negative Cut ensures optimal ball contact and control, while on the backhand, light and breathable textile with a latex punching zone provides a comfortable feel for making saves and clearances. At the wrist, a traditional full strap closure keeps the gloves secure.
Looks-wise, the Legacy ’86 features the same blue, white, black, and yellow colourway that Pumpido famously displayed to the world as he lifted the trophy at the Azteca. Keepers wearing their gloves to safely grip silverware became a trend in the years that followed – now it’s on you to claim victory and continue the tradition.
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Built with all-weather Advance latex, the Reusch Legacy ’86 Advance provides a mix of grip and durability for reliable performance in both wet and dry conditions.
The popular Evolution Negative Cut ensures optimal ball contact and control, while on the backhand, light and breathable textile with a latex punching zone provides a comfortable feel for making saves and clearances. At the wrist, a traditional full strap closure keeps the gloves secure.
Looks-wise, the Legacy ’86 features the same blue, white, black, and yellow colourway that Pumpido famously displayed to the world as he lifted the trophy at the Azteca. Keepers wearing their gloves to safely grip silverware became a trend in the years that followed – now it’s on you to claim victory and continue the tradition.
The popular Evolution Negative Cut ensures optimal ball contact and control, while on the backhand, light and breathable textile with a latex punching zone provides a comfortable feel for making saves and clearances. At the wrist, a traditional full strap closure keeps the gloves secure.
Looks-wise, the Legacy ’86 features the same blue, white, black, and yellow colourway that Pumpido famously displayed to the world as he lifted the trophy at the Azteca. Keepers wearing their gloves to safely grip silverware became a trend in the years that followed – now it’s on you to claim victory and continue the tradition.
