SG Club JUNIOR Inner Gloves

About this item

These junior inner gloves serve as the critical interface between a young batsman's hands and batting gloves, absorbing perspiration while providing additional cushioning and improved tactile feedback for developing proper grip technique and bat control. 

Key Featured: 

• Moisture Management: Absorbent cotton toweling wicks away perspiration to maintain a dry grip surface throughout innings
  
• Junior-Specific Design: Proportioned specifically for younger hand dimensions with appropriate finger length and palm width
  
• Enhanced Cushioning: Provides additional padding beneath batting gloves to reduce impact vibration from ball strikes
  
• Secure Fit: Elasticated wrist band ensures gloves stay in position during dynamic batting movements
  
• Friction Reduction: Minimizes rubbing between outer gloves and hands to prevent blisters during extended practice
  
• Grip Stability: Textured palm surface improves bat handle control for developing proper technique
  
• Quick-Drying Construction: Allows for faster drying between sessions to maintain hygiene during training camps or tournaments

FAQs 

Q: Are SG Club JUNIOR Inner Gloves necessary for junior cricketers or just an optional accessory?
A: While not mandatory, inner gloves are highly recommended for junior players as they develop their technique. Young cricketers typically have more active sweat glands proportionate to hand size, and inner gloves help maintain grip consistency while preventing premature deterioration of more expensive batting gloves. They also add a crucial layer of blister protection during formative years when technique is being established.

Q: How should SG Club JUNIOR Inner Gloves fit properly?
A: Junior inner gloves should fit snugly but not restrictively. The fingertips should reach approximately 2-3mm from the end of the glove fingers, and there should be no excess material bunching in the palm. The wrist elastic should be firm enough to prevent slippage but not so tight as to restrict circulation. For growing juniors, it's better to size up slightly than to have gloves that are too small.

Q: How many pairs of SG Club JUNIOR Inner Gloves should a junior cricketer have?
A: Most junior coaches recommend having at least two pairs in rotation. This allows one pair to fully dry between sessions while having a fresh pair available for consecutive days of practice or matches. During tournaments or cricket camps where multiple sessions occur in a single day, having a spare pair allows for a quick change if the first pair becomes saturated.

Q: How do I maintain SG Club JUNIOR Inner Gloves for maximum lifespan?
A: Hand wash in cool water with mild detergent after each use to prevent salt crystal formation from dried sweat, which can cause abrasion. Avoid wringing the gloves; instead, press between towels to remove excess moisture and air dry naturally away from direct sunlight. Never use a clothes dryer as heat can degrade the elasticated components. Replacing inner gloves seasonally is recommended as they typically wear faster than outer batting gloves.