The Brave GK Venom goalkeeper gloves are one of the most popular models in our lineup. Initially introduced in classic white, they gained recognition for their outstanding features: excellent grip and flawless ball control thanks to the 4 mm SUPREME latex and 4 mm foam lining, as well as a unique Roll Hybrid finger cut. A distinctive feature of the gloves is also the removable Velcro strap, which allows adjusting the fit tightly, which has been highly appreciated by goalkeepers throughout Ukraine and beyond.
The Brave GK Venom gloves have earned the respect of many professionals, including Andriy Lunin, who defends the goal for Real Madrid. It is in these gloves that Lunin has reached significant heights in his career, essentially becoming the leading goalkeeper of the Madrid club in place of Thibaut Courtois, at least for some time.
We are pleased to announce the upcoming release of the updated model - Brave GK Venom Black. This version promises even greater durability and an improved design, with palms made of innovative blue Aqualatex, making them the perfect choice for players striving for perfection on the field. Rustam Khudzhamov, who holds the position of goalkeeper coach for the Ukrainian national team, is already testing the novelty in our team's training in Spain. Let's recall, the Ukrainian national team is currently preparing for the crucial Euro 2024 qualification play-off match against Bosnia and Herzegovina. The meeting is scheduled for March 21 and promises to be a landmark event.
We present to your attention the latest development from our brand — the Brave GK Venom Black model. These game gloves are specially designed for professional goalkeepers who strive for perfection in every aspect of their game.
Quality of Materials and Technology
The heart of the Venom Black gloves is a 4-millimeter layer of premium class SUPREME latex, supplemented by an equally thick layer of foam for exceptional comfort and shock absorption. The blue Aqualatex on the palm not only gives the gloves a unique look but also provides improved grip in wet conditions, as well as increased wear resistance and flexibility.
Innovation and Design
The use of Roll Hybrid technology for the finger cut ensures an exceptional combination of comfort and support, maximizing ball contact. The Fix Fit technology with built-in silicone inserts in the palm guarantees unmatched ball control.
The backside of the gloves is made of high-quality neoprene, effectively absorbing impacts, which, combined with a reinforced structure, makes these gloves incredibly strong and durable. A unique adjustable Velcro allows customizing the gloves to the individual needs of the goalkeeper, ensuring a perfect fit.
Lightness and Flexibility
The omission of protective inserts makes the Venom Black gloves lightweight and flexible, giving the goalkeeper full freedom of movement. The 3D Punch Zone on the backside, enriched with small silicone elements, provides additional ball control even in high humidity conditions.
Style and Functionality
The modern color palette, combining black and blue, makes the gloves not only functional but also a stylish accessory on the field. An elastic fastening cuff and rubberized details further increase wear resistance and convenience of use.
Versatility
The Brave GK Venom Black gloves are designed for use in any weather conditions, providing optimal protection and comfort in any weather, including wind. This makes them the perfect choice for goalkeepers aiming for maximum efficiency under any conditions.
The Ukrainian national team is diligently preparing for the upcoming Euro 2024 play-off matches at the training base in Marbella, located in the picturesque south of Spain. The "Banus" football center has become a temporary home for our footballers. This place has long attracted teams from all over Europe thanks to the impeccable condition of the lawns, which, combined with the comfortable climate of southern Spain, creates optimal conditions for preparation. Already at 11 a.m. in March, the temperature reaches +17°C, and by noon the thermometer rises to 20—21°C, contrasting with the weather at home.
The team that went to Spain included leading Ukrainian goalkeepers: Georgiy Bushchan from Dynamo Kyiv, Anatoliy Trubin, who defends the colors of Benfica from Lisbon, and Andriy Lunin from Spanish Real Madrid. Dmitry Reznik was also included in the list of called-up players as a reserve. In the initial stage of preparation for the camp, young talents from the Ukrainian youth team, including goalkeeper Ruslan Neshcheret, joined, allowing them to gain experience and help organize the training process.
This camp in Marbella is a key stage in the strategy of the Ukrainian national team, aimed at successful performance in the upcoming competitions. Players will be able to not only improve their physical and technical skills but also come together as a team, ready for new challenges on the international stage.
The goalkeeper coach of the Ukrainian national team, Rustam Khudzhamov, spoke about the beginning of the preparation of the country's main team for the semi-final match of the Euro 2024 qualification play-offs against Bosnia and Herzegovina.
"The head coach involves all goalkeepers in the work. They pay special attention to playing with their feet, which is extremely important in modern football. Some time ago, I talked with the goalkeeper coach of Real Madrid, and he emphasized that continuous communication between the head coach and the goalkeeper coach is important. Such communication exists in our team.
Each team develops its unique keys to play against the opponent's defense, more or less noticeable. The goalkeeper must be ready for everything and understand how the next opponent will attack. And we can certainly prepare for this. At every training session, our goalkeepers work at full strength and, of course, get tired at the end. But that's not scary because the next day they recover and continue training at the same intense pace," said Rustam Khudzhamov.
