About this item
A mid-range batting glove combining a durable leather palm with medium and high-density foams, offering balanced protection and value for club-level cricketers.
- Leather & Mesh
- Mid-Range Protection
- Club & League
Kookaburra Kahuna 4.1 Cricket Batting Gloves 2025
The Kookaburra Kahuna 4.1 provides a significant step up in protection and durability from entry-level models. It integrates a durable leather palm with strategic foam placements, including High-Density Foam on the bottom hand, for reliable impact absorption in competitive play.
Kookaburra Kahuna 4.1 Cricket Batting Gloves 2025 Key Characteristics:
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Protection & Padding: Utilizes Square Medium-Density Foam (MDF) rolls on the fingers with a critical addition of a 1 Piece HDF on the bottom hand's side, offering enhanced protection where it is most needed against faster bowling.
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Comfort & Fit: Features a durable leather palm with 'Max Flo' ventilation for breathability and a super soft brushed cotton lining for immediate comfort. The airflow mesh gusset further aids in moisture management.
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Construction & Use: Built as a Grade 4 quality glove, it represents a strong value proposition for dedicated club and league players who require dependable protection and durability for regular match play.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is the key difference between the Kahuna 4.1 and a more basic glove like the 6.1 T20?
The primary upgrades are the durable leather palm for longevity, the inclusion of High-Density Foam (HDF) on the bottom hand for superior impact protection, and a higher overall build quality (Grade 4), making it suitable for regular match play.
2. Are the Kookaburra Kahuna 4.1 gloves suitable for facing fast bowlers?
Yes, the combination of MDF rolls and the specific HDF piece on the bottom hand provides a competent level of protection for club-level fast bowling, making them a reliable choice for most league cricketers.
3. How does the 'Max Flo' ventilation in the palm perform?
The 'Max Flo' ventilation is designed to allow air to circulate across the palm, reducing heat and moisture build-up. This improves comfort and grip stability during long innings, especially in warm conditions.
4. Is the protection in the Kookaburra Kahuna 4.1 sufficient for a wicket-keeper?
While they offer good protection for a batsman, they are not specifically designed for the repeated, high-impact shock that wicket-keeping entails. Wicket-keepers should look for gloves with more specialized, heavy-duty padding.