"Zero break-in. Wore them out of the box and forgot I had them on by the second practice. Wrist mobility for shooting is unreal — the segmented cuff moves with you."
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Protection you forget you're wearing. A segmented cuff opens up wrist mobility for cradling and shooting while a mesh-vented back dumps heat on a two-a-day. Broken in by the second practice — no month-long stiffness tax before they feel like yours.
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Spec sheet No. 8 · the numbers
| Cuff | Segmented floating cuff |
|---|---|
| Venting | Mesh-vented backhand panels |
| Palm | Nash palm, quick break-in |
| Protection | Reinforced thumb and fingers |
| Sizing | Youth through senior |
| Break-in | Broken in by the second practice |
In the bag What ships & what it's made of
What's included
One pair of gloves
- Matched left and right, sized to spec
- Segmented floating cuff, game-ready
- Nash palm broken in by practice two
- Sizes from youth through senior
Materials
Cool hands, full mobility
- Segmented floating cuff for wrist freedom
- Mesh-vented backhand panels
- Nash palm with quick break-in
- Reinforced thumb and fingers
Why we picked it
Gloves you stop noticing
The best gear disappears. The M5 does exactly that — the segmented cuff lets your wrist snap through a cradle and load a shot without fighting a stiff gauntlet, so your hands feel like your hands, not oven mitts with laces.
Two things seal it for us. The mesh-vented backhand actually dumps heat when you're deep into a two-a-day in August, and the Nash palm skips the month-long break-in tax — they feel like yours by the second practice. Youth through senior sizing means the whole roster can run them.
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From the sideline What players say
"August two-a-days and my hands actually stayed cool — the vented back is legit. Only reason for four stars is I wish the cuff ran a touch longer for a middie."
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Priya S. · Midfield
"Take a lot of stick checks at the point and the padding on the thumb and back saved my knuckles more than once. Broke in soft but the protection is still there. Buying my next pair here."
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Colton B. · Defense
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How do I dial in the size for gameday?
Measure from the base of your palm to your fingertips and match it to the picker above — most high schoolers land on Medium or Large. You want a snug wrap with your fingertips just shy of the tip, not crammed. Between sizes? Size up; a hair of room beats a glove that pinches on a cross-check.
Is there a break-in wall before they feel right?
Barely. The Nash palm is soft out of the box, so most guys forget they're new by the second practice. Throw a few hundred reps on the wall the first week and the cuff limbers right up — no month-long stiffness tax like the old-school gauntlets.
Do the vented panels actually keep hands cool?
On an August two-a-day, yeah. The mesh backhand dumps heat instead of trapping it, and the Nash palm doesn't turn into a swamp by the second whistle. Sweaty mitts still happen — it's lacrosse — but these breathe a full class above a sealed leather palm.
Which colorway matches our kit?
Black/gold is the crowd favorite and plays nice with just about any jersey. Running maroon or a lighter set? Grab Maroon/white or Grey from the picker above so your hands don't clash with the rest of the roster on picture day.
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