The Kookaburra 4.1 T20 glove delivers a significant step up in protection and durability from entry-level models. It combines a durable leather palm with strategic foam placement, including a HDF piece on the bottom hand, making it a dependable choice for regular match play.
Protection & Padding: Utilizes Square Medium-Density Foam (MDF) rolls with rounded High-Technology chambers. A key feature is the one-piece High-Density Foam (HDF) on the bottom hand's side finger, offering superior impact resistance where it is often needed most.
Comfort & Fit: The palm is durable leather with 'Max Flo' ventilation for breathability, lined with super soft brushed cotton for immediate comfort. The airflow mesh gusset and 50mm towel wrist ensure a secure, ventilated fit.
Construction & Use: Built as a Grade 4 glove, it represents a balance of value and performance. The use of premium mesh and leather points to a product designed for committed club and league cricketers who face varied bowling.
1. What level of player is the Kookaburra 4.1 T20 best suited for?
The Kookaburra 4.1 T20 is ideally suited for dedicated club cricketers, league players, and advanced juniors who require more substantial protection than an entry-level glove can offer during regular match play.
2. How does the protection in the Kookaburra 4.1 T20 compare to the 6.1 model?
The protection is significantly upgraded. The 4.1 T20 includes a critical piece of High-Density Foam (HDF) on the bottom hand and uses a more durable leather palm, providing better impact absorption against faster bowling than the all-MDF construction of the 6.1.
3. Is the durable leather palm comfortable and flexible?
Yes, the leather palm is designed to be durable yet supple, and it is perforated with 'Max Flo' ventilation to aid flexibility and reduce sweat buildup, preventing the stiffness often associated with heavy-duty leather palms.
4. Are the Kookaburra 4.1 T20 gloves suitable for a batsman who faces fast bowling regularly?
While not a top-tier professional glove, the strategic use of HDF on the bottom hand provides very competent protection for club-level fast bowling. They are a robust choice for batsmen who frequently face quicker bowlers in a competitive league environment.
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