Cutters Gloves

Necessity is the Father of Invention

When Jeff Beraznik founded Cutters in 1997, it was because a finger injury during his college football season that had forced him to wear gloves had revealed nothing on the market that worked right. Then he noticed a player on a rival team fieldling kicks wearing bright orange gloves normally used by glass cutters and handlers. So he got himself a pair and began crafting a pair of sure-grip, easy-flex gloves for use on the gridiron. Cutters football gloves were born.

The Point of C-Tack

Beraznik traveled the world, specifically to Pakistan, to develop the formula that would become C-Tack, an ideal balance of lightweight, flexible grip to let players max out their performance. 

The Rev Pro receiver series features palms and fingers with perforations to help your hands breathe. Reinforced fingertips help prevent slippage and rotation as you secure a pass. The back of the hand is thin and light to cut weight and allow breathability, while silicone overlays add support where you need it.

In the Force lineman series, you’ll get a glove that performs like a gauntlet. In those trench battles, the slightest slip can cost you, so gear up with the Force’s strategically placed grip pads. The padded backhand protects your hand bones when you get whacked by a helmet or face mask, and hook-and-loop wrist support helps you power through that last push when inches matter.

Now for the fun part: Cutters football gloves let you rep your team, and a little of your own flavor, with a variety of colors and designs. Go with a more neutral black or white, or bust out your team colors in blue, gold, red, or others. And the Cutters Rev Pro Solid Flip combo pack includes two pairs of gloves and a customizable, color-keyed Shock Doctor mouthguard.

 

Football Gloves Give You an Option Play

When browsing football gloves, you have options. Maybe you want to hook your gloves with your cleats. If you’re a receiver looking for the Swoosh, Nike offers the Nike Vapor Jet and Vapor Knit receiver gloves. adidas offers the adiFast and adiZero, and Under Armour has the Spotlight.

All have men’s football gloves for the big guys, too, in the Nike D-Tack, or the adidas Freak Max lineman gloves. Under Armour offers the Combat line, which features full-finger and half-finger styles to give you the exact grip and protection you want.