Foot-Store offers you a selection of football goalkeeper gloves, designed for both training and matches. Here you will find models Nike, T1TAN, Rinat, Uhlsport, BKeeper, Jako, Joma, and Avento, in the main sizes available.
Whether you are looking for a pair to improve in training or to play in competition, you can compare the models before choosing the fit and grip that suit you.
The choice of a pair of goalkeeper gloves mainly depends on their intended use: regular training, weekend matches, or outdoor play in all weather conditions. The cut of the glove (open back or more snug fit), the type of palm, and the wrist closure can vary from model to model depending on the brands in the catalogue. It's also useful to check the size indicated by the manufacturer, as it can vary slightly from one brand to another.
Training gloves are designed for frequent use, with a palm built to withstand repeated sessions. Match gloves often focus on enhanced grip and a finer contact feel with the ball, sometimes at the cost of a shorter lifespan. Some goalkeepers therefore keep a pair dedicated to training and another reserved for matches.
The catalogue features several brands, each with its own approach to grip and comfort.
A goalkeeper rarely equips themselves with just gloves. Foot-Store offers two other pages to complete the outfit.
You can also return to the Goalkeepers page to see all the equipment available for this position.
Goalkeeper gloves are among the equipment to watch for during Foot-Store's commercial peak times. The Black Friday and the end-of-year holidays are good times to update your gear, as are the winter sales that follow. In spring, the French Days also allow you to keep an eye on prices before the season resumes. For larger purchases, the Deals page and the Clearance section gather the current offers, and the 24-hour delivery products are suitable if you need gloves quickly.
Size is generally chosen based on the circumference of the hand, measured without forcing the fingers apart. Each brand offers its own size chart, so it's useful to check the manufacturer's information rather than relying solely on your shoe size. A pair that is too large can reduce the precision of the grip, while a pair that is too small can restrict finger movement.
Yes, the catalogue includes models designed for young goalkeepers, with sizes that fit and a lighter cut. Some brands like T1TAN offer lines specifically dedicated to this age group.
Most goalkeeper gloves are suitable for both natural grass and synthetic surfaces, with the difference mainly being the palm and its grip in wet conditions. For very abrasive pitches, it's better to opt for a training pair, which is more resistant to wear.
Beyond gloves, a goalkeeper often completes their outfit with a jersey or suitable technical base layer, available on the goalkeeper apparel page. Protections can also be added depending on the practice, and these are grouped on the goalkeeper protections page.
Discounts on goalkeeper gloves mainly appear in the permanent sections of the site, such as the Sales page or the Clearance page. The Deals page also centralizes ongoing offers across all categories.