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Wide receiver gloves

Wide receiver gloves have one main job: helping you hold on to the ball. A tacky palm, a lightweight back and slim fingers give you as much feel as possible at the moment of the catch. This section brings together models such as the Cutters Rev Pro 7.0, the Grip Boost Stealth 6.0 and the Nike Vapor Jet 9.0. For each one we list the sizes, materials and care instructions published by the manufacturer, and whether it states compliance with the American SFIA specification. Prices come from European retailers, in euros, with the date they were checked. These gloves also suit defensive backs, pass-catching running backs and flag football players who want grip without the bulk of padding.

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REF · 060330050802
Black Barnett FRG-03 receiver gloves, sticky palm on the left and glove back on the right
Barnett

FRG-03 receiver gloves

Receiver gloves DB · LB · RB · TE · WR
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REF · CG10660-90115
Cutters Rev X glove, white and gold colourway, front and back view
Cutters

Rev X Receiver Gloves

Receiver gloves DB · LB · RB · TE · WR
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Grip Boost DNA 2.0 receiver glove in black, suede palm and back of hand, studio view
Grip Boost

DNA 2.0 Receiver Gloves

Receiver gloves DB · LB · RB · TE · WR
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REF · N1013383
Black and white Nike Vapor Jet 9.0 football glove, palm view
Nike

Vapor Jet 9.0 receiver gloves

Receiver gloves DB · LB · RB · TE · WR
from€65.90 sold out at this price
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What makes a receiver glove different

Receivers catch fast-thrown balls, sometimes one-handed. Their gloves prioritise palm grip and slimness: a light, breathable back, thin fingers and a wrist closure that holds the glove without stiffening it.

Choosing wide receiver gloves

Palm grip

Every brand has its own grip technology: C-TACK at Cutters, Magnigrip+ at Nike, Boost+ Grip at Grip Boost. Manufacturers also explain how to keep it working: Cutters says its grip regenerates with a damp cloth, while Grip Boost sells a gel to apply to the palms.

Finger and wrist support

Reinforced fingertips reduce twisting, and a neoprene strap or tab keeps the wrist secure. Look for a balance between support and freedom of movement.

Compliance with the rules

American high school (NFHS) and college (NCAA) football refer to an SFIA glove specification. Cutters and Grip Boost state compliance for the Rev Pro 7.0 and the Stealth 6.0. For European competitions, check with your national federation.

Which positions?

  • Wide receivers and tight ends: catching and light blocking.
  • Defensive backs: interceptions and pass break-ups.
  • Running backs who catch a lot of passes.
  • Flag football players: grip without unnecessary padding.

Finding your size

Size charts are based on hand length, sometimes combined with hand circumference. Nike measures around the hand and from the base of the palm to the tip of the middle finger; Cutters' chart runs from S to XXXL. A receiver glove should fit like a second skin: spare material at the fingertips costs you feel. If you fall between two sizes, try both where possible, as the cut varies from one brand to another.

Care

Follow the instructions for your model. Cutters says the Rev Pro 7.0 can be machine-washed and tumble-dried, whereas Nike recommends spot cleaning for the Vapor Jet 9.0. Either way, keep the palms apart while drying and store the gloves away from heat so the grip lasts.

Frequently asked questions

How do I keep my receiver gloves sticky?

Use the manufacturer's method: a damp cloth for Cutters gloves with regenerating grip, or a dedicated gel for Grip Boost. Do not let dirt or dried sweat build up on the palms.

Can I use receiver gloves for flag football?

Yes. Their tacky palms and light, unpadded construction are well suited to catching in flag football.

How do I choose my glove size?

Measure your hand as the manufacturer describes (length and sometimes circumference) and check its chart. The glove should fit snugly with no spare material at the fingertips.