![guante.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmYJCPtHpNxt92xGZ7UzthkEMr4rqRusucnaJB2ovmyqte/guante.jpg) I imagine that many times you will have asked yourself what are those black spots that have the goalkeeper gloves on your palm and what function they do, since it is something that is not seen in all the gloves that are on the market, in fact to be more Exactly very few gloves wear those black dots. First of all say that in the clothing of a goalkeeper the star product is your glove, is where we put all our confidence and generally more difficult to decide on which to use. We are so skeptical about them that if we premiere a glove and make a bad game in its premiere or fit a win maybe our confidence in them decays so much that we do not use them again. I remember that they gave me some gloves and we lost 0-4. I never used them again to train, my head would not let me put them on. Why are they so important? Because hands play a fundamental role in a goalkeeper, most of your actions in a game are with your hands and an error almost always costs a goal, so we try to wear a glove that gives us the greatest possible security as well as feeling as much as possible. comfortable possible with the, either giving us adjustment or lightness. ![niño.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmRDzn6TQbvYjJnr8xNzRsSNcJDPBwNJhUjtPmaiQDwP1n/ni%C3%B1o.jpg) And who paint the black dots in all this? The palm of the gloves is composed of latex, this can be natural or artificial latex, the artificial latex is a compound very resistant to abrasion but gives us little grip, while the natural latex which gives us a lot of grip while eroding easily. The gloves always carry both compounds, depending on the percentage of each one will bring us more grip or more durability. The black points will only be seen in the high-end gloves that are the ones with the highest percentage of natural latex, they are quartz particles that help to have more grip and cushioning, something fundamental for the ball blocking. I hope you liked the post. Greetings friends of steemit.