Fix bad shooting habits. Build a confident, repeatable shot with the Perfect Jump Shot Glove—the basketball shooting aid trusted by thousands of athletes. It’s not a gimmick; it’s a biomechanical training tool designed to correct small mechanics that cause big problems on the court.

Whether your athlete is just starting out or fighting through a shooting slump, this glove provides the structure they need to succeed and shoot with consistency when pressure is highest.

Key Features & Design

• Promotes Proper Finger Separation The glove naturally spaces the fingers apart, helping players gain better control of the basketball and improving grip for a smoother release.
• Prevents the Ball from Resting on the Palm If the ball sits on the palm, the shot loses backspin, arc, and accuracy. This glove ensures the ball stays on the finger pads—where it belongs—for clean, consistent shooting.
• Encourages Full Wrist Extension Good shooters finish with a full wrist snap. The Perfect Jump Shot Glove guides the wrist into a proper "follow-through" position, building power and improving arc.
• Eliminates Premature Finger Flexion One of the most common causes of side-to-side wrist rotation is fingers flexing too early. The glove’s splint design prevents that, keeping the wrist stable and straight through the shot.
• Builds Muscle Memory with Every Rep With consistent use, the glove reinforces correct mechanics so good form becomes automatic—leading to better shooting in practices, games, and pressure moments.

Worn on the Shooting Hand — Finding the Right Fit

Our sizing guide is a helpful starting point, but keep in mind that hand and finger sizes can vary a lot, even within the same age group. For the best fit, use the guidelines below along with the more detailed descriptions.

• Size Small: Best for elementary and junior high players, typically ages 8–10. While this guide works for most people, females may consider a size small or medium first due to general anatomical differences.
• Size Medium: Fits most junior high and early high school players (around 9th grade), typically ages 10–14.
• Size Large: Ideal for high school players and up, typically ages 15 and older.
• Size XL: Designed for players with especially large hands and wider fingers.
• How the Sizes Differ The main difference between the sizes is the elastic around the fingers. Size Small and Medium have a similar overall fit, with the medium providing a slightly looser feel around the fingers. Similarly, Size Large and XL have a comparable fit, but the XL offers a more generous, relaxed feel for larger hands.

Built to help players form solid shooting habits, this trainer is a practical addition to practices, games, and weight room sessions. Invest in your athlete’s consistency today and watch them gain confidence with every rep.