When you've shaken the goalkeeper market with one unique animal-print glove, why stop there? The design heads at Sells are continuing down the animal dirt track, originally kick-started by one of the years most talked about keeper gloves – the Sells Wrap Supersoft4 Zebra.

New for the 2011/12 season, Sells have unveiled their Wrap Elite Aqua goalkeeper gloves which are expected to revolutionise goalkeeper performance. As demonstrated in an exclusive video, the latex offers unbelievable grip properties in the wettest of conditions.

There's an interesting new viral from Sells and Pro Direct Soccer doing the rounds, which showcases a curious new range of goalkeeper gloves set in surroundings that include the jungle and savanna!

Sells goalkeeper gloves lifted their second trophy of the season after Rangers' Neil Alexander won the Scottish Cup final to follow up Ben Foster's Carling Cup success, meaning Sells have won the first two trophies of the domestic English and Scottish seasons.

When these new Sells goalkeeper gloves arrived at SoccerBible HQ labeled as an April 1st release, we thought we were on the wrong end of an April fools joke! As it turns out, our friends at Sells weren't being entirely truthful when they explained the technical background behind their new unique gloves...

Ahead of the Carling Cup final SoccerBible caught up with the man responsible for Ben Foster's gloves - Sells designer Dave Baxter. Goalkeepers are the last line of defence, and of all the players on the pitch, play the most crucial role as they always need to be at the top of their game. We chatted to Dave to get an insight into the workings and process for creating a product that simply has to deliver 100% of the time...

SoccerBible has got an exclusive shot of some prototype Sells goalkeeper gloves, currently being tested by Ben Foster, Robert Green, Craig Gordon and Dean Kiely while on International duty.

The SoccerBible has been given an exclusive look at the Sells goalkeeper gloves Robert Green and Ben Foster have been spotted testing during England training sessions.

Sells have confirmed the re-signing of Manchester United and England star Ben Foster, after the talented goalkeeper signed a three-year contract.

Over the winter months the Sells goalkeeping team has spent considerable time with African wildlife, and they have discovered a real link between ferocious animals and their abilty to make their goalkeepers seem invincible to forwards!