Glove range: Magno
The “Magno” range is the range of goalkeeper gloves Reusch first released in February 2010. It’s similar to the Raptor range from February 2009, and the Goaliator range that came out in 2008. The Magno range runs until February 2012, and according to Reusch has been one of their most popular ranges ever.

You can see the Magno’s distinctive design, with the flash pattern across the backhand of the gloves, and the bold colours of red, yellow, blue and black. Used in the backhands of the goalkeeper gloves.

The “Magno” generally refers to the design of the range, not the technical features of different gloves.

Strap: Wrist bandage – wider full strap with textile
Reusch are famous for the amazingly high level of detail they include in all their products. The goalkeeper gloves wrist strap is a great example of this. The standard Reusch strap on the Magno range features a special area designed to leave room for printing your name on, as well as a really nice feature at the end of the strap which allows you to take the gloves off easily (which as all goalkeepers know – is not easy!)

‘Air Vent System’
Nobody likes sweaty gloves!

The Reusch ‘Air Vent System’ uses a light mesh fabric around the upper hand of the goalkeeper gloves – the fingers and the edge of the hands – that allows air to flow through the gloves and keeps the gloves fresh.

Air Vent isn’t really the ideal solution for cold and wet weather, for this reason. But for goalkeepers looking for lighter weight gloves, and for gloves for mild and warmer weather, the Reusch Air Vent System is a great feature.

Palm: ‘SG Soft Grip’
The Reusch SG Soft Grip palm is a great beginner’s palm.

As Reusch say – “A perfect palm for beginners with a smooth surface, using a mix of natural and synthetic latex”.

The SG Soft foam is often used on Reusch junior goalkeeper gloves, and gives gloves of great value.