Gilbert Atomic Black Green Rugby Gloves Training
The Gilbert Atomic black and green rugby gloves are designed for players seeking reliable grip during wet-weather training. Polyester palm with silicone patterns, lycra back: this combination ensures optimal grip on a wet ball while maintaining flexibility and a sense of contact. Fitted cut that hugs the hand without excessive compression, ideal for repeated passes and ball-handling drills. Reserved for training — they do not meet match standards — these gloves suit club players who want to prepare their sessions in optimal conditions without investing in a competition model.
Are these gloves suitable for official matches?
No, they are designed for training only and do not meet official match regulations.
How do I choose the right size?
Measure the hand circumference at the knuckles, excluding the thumb. If in doubt, choose the smaller size to maintain the snug fit necessary for grip.
Does the silicone withstand repeated washing?
Yes, provided you wash at 30°C maximum without bleach. Air drying preserves the integrity of the patterns.
Technical specifications
Care tipsMachine wash at 30°C maximum, delicate cycle recommended to preserve the silicone patterns on the palm. No bleach, no tumble dryer: dry flat in the open air to maintain the elasticity of the lycra and the grip of the polyester. Do not dry clean. Avoid prolonged contact with abrasive surfaces that would wear down the silicone areas prematurely. DesignGilbert chose a two-layer construction: structured polyester on the palm to withstand the mechanical stresses of gripping, stretchy lycra on the back to ensure freedom of movement and a fit without uncomfortable seams. The silicone patterns do not cover the entire palm — strategically positioned at ball contact zones (fingers, lower palm) — which maintains breathability and tactile sensation. Fitted cut achieved through tight patterning at the wrist and between the fingers: the glove does not slip during dynamic phases, a sine qua non for effective grip. Reserved for training because the thickness and nature of the materials do not reach the protection thresholds required in competition, but are more than sufficient for repeated technical drills at club level. BrandSince 1823, Gilbert has equipped rugby players from school level to professional. A historic specialist in the oval ball, the English brand applies this material expertise to ancillary equipment: gloves, protections, training accessories. The Atomic range targets club or school rugby players seeking technical reliability without extra cost — high-performing entry-level products designed for intensive use on synthetic or muddy natural pitches. |
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