Foot-Store offers a selection of kids' goalkeeper gloves for back to school, in Baby and Junior sizes, from Uhlsport, Reusch, adidas, Nike, T1TAN, TwoFive, Avento, and Macron.
Find models designed for both training and matches, to pair with other gear in the Kids category.
Children's goalkeeper gloves are designed for the small hands of young players who play as goalkeepers, either in clubs or during training. Foot-Store offers Junior and Baby models from Uhlsport, Reusch, adidas, Nike, TwoFive, T1TAN, Avento and Macron, aimed at ball control and comfort throughout a training session.
The choice depends primarily on the size of your child's hand: you need to measure the circumference of the palm to select the right glove size. Then, consider the intended use: some models, like the TRN series, are designed for training, while others, like Match gloves, are tailored for competition. The wrist closure system, usually a Velcro strap, should keep the glove in place without restricting movement. Finally, the material of the palm affects grip: the grippier it is, the better the ball control, although it may wear out faster on hard surfaces.
Foot-Store brings together several brands of goalkeeper equipment for young players.
Goalkeeper gloves are complemented by other gear for the new season. Foot-Store offers several related categories, all found in the Children's section:
Foot-Store features several permanent sections where you can spot a good deal on children's goalkeeper gloves, depending on the time of year: the Black Friday, the holiday season, the winter sales, and the French Days in spring are times to watch out for. Find ongoing promotions on the Black Friday, Sales, Clearance and Deals pages. The Special Offers page groups together occasional discounts outside of sales periods, and the Shipped in 24h page lets you filter for pairs available quickly before a match or training. For the latest arrivals in the catalogue, the New Arrivals page is the one to check.
The size is determined by measuring the child's palm circumference in centimetres and then referring to the brand's size guide, as correspondences vary slightly from one manufacturer to another. If in doubt between two sizes, it’s better to choose the smaller size for a better feel of the ball, even if that means changing gloves the following year as the child grows.
It’s not mandatory, but some parents equip their child with a simpler pair for training and keep a more technical model for matches to preserve the most grippy palm. Training-focused ranges, like the TRN models, are generally more resistant to wear on hard surfaces.
Some models are suitable for indoor play, but most children's goalkeeper gloves in the catalogue are designed for outdoor use, on grass or synthetic surfaces. It’s best to check the description of each item before purchasing if the practice is mainly indoors.
A rinse with clear water after each use, without detergent or tumble drying, helps to preserve the palm material longer. It’s also recommended to slightly dampen the palm before a session or match to regain the original grip.
Yes, the catalogue mixes historical goalkeeper brands with more affordable brands like Avento or TwoFive, allowing you to find a model suitable for different budgets. The Deals and Clearance pages should also be checked regularly for current offers.