About this product
These are Puma-s Future 6 batting gloves, the entry point of Puma-s Future glove range.
Puma-s cricket numbering is worth understanding before you compare models. Both their ranges – Future, which is the mainline, and one8, which is Virat Kohli-s sub-brand – number downwards: the lower the number the higher the specification and the price. So a Future 1 sits well above a Future 6, and the 6 is the accessible end of the range.
Mesh panels across the back are the feature that matters most in Dar es Salaam. A closed-back glove seals heat and sweat against the hand, and within a few overs it is unpleasant inside and starting to break down. Ventilation slows both.
Puma do not publish the palm material or the padding construction for this glove, and we will not guess at them. Nor do they publish the sizing on their own page, though dealers sell it in small boys, boys, youth and mens. Tell us the hand size you need and we will confirm the stock before it ships.
The one thing to be clear about on any entry-level glove is finger protection. Gloves at this level generally cushion a jammed ball rather than stopping it with hard shells. If you are facing genuinely quick bowling with a hard ball, look for TPU shells on the bottom-hand fingers – we stock gloves that have them.
Wear cotton inners underneath. They soak up the sweat that would otherwise rot the lining, and unlike the gloves they can be washed.
Buying a Future 6 Batting Gloves in Dar es Salaam
361 Degrees Adventure keeps the future 6 batting gloves at our showroom in Upanga, Dar es Salaam, with delivery countrywide across Tanzania. Come and handle it before you buy, or order online and collect.
Browse more Cricket Gloves in Tanzania, or see the full 361 Degrees range. For general background on cricket, see this overview on Wikipedia.
Puma Future 6 Cricket Batting Gloves - Fast Yellow / Ultra Orange