Official Adidas Manchester United gloves drop to under £1 via cashback deal
A stacked discount and cashback offer from Fanatics and TopCashback has cut the price of official Adidas Manchester United gloves from £23 to as little as 83p for new sign-ups to the cashback platform.
Official Adidas Manchester United gloves, normally priced at £23, are available for as little as 83p through a combination of a Fanatics discount and a new-customer cashback offer from TopCashback — a saving of more than £17 ahead of the colder months of the Premier League season.
Fanatics has already reduced the gloves from £23 to £16.10. New TopCashback customers can then apply a cashback offer that brings the effective cost down to £5.78 including a £4.95 delivery charge, or 83p if delivery is excluded. Returning TopCashback members can still reduce the price to £15.83 after cashback, once delivery is stripped out.
It is worth noting that cashback is not credited instantly and can take up to seven days to appear in a TopCashback account, from where it can be transferred to a bank account or PayPal. Shoppers will need to make the full £16.10 upfront payment before the cashback is returned.
The gloves are produced in a black colourway and feature Manchester United’s red devil crest on the back of the hand alongside subtle Adidas branding. They are constructed from 99% recycled polyester and 1% elastane, and include conductive fingertips that allow touchscreen use without removing them — a practical feature for filming or browsing at matchday.
Buyers should be aware that the gloves are not waterproof, which limits their usefulness during wet winter conditions.
For those seeking alternatives, the Undercover Thermal Magic Stretch Grip Gloves are available for £4.99 and are designed to fit most hand sizes. The Manchester United Home Fieldplayer Gloves, featuring the club’s red devil logo in a striking red colourway, are listed on Amazon at £23.
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