The sales on goalkeeper trousers include adult and children's models from various brands, designed for both training and matches. You will find long cuts, protected at the hips and knees, as well as lighter 3/4 cuts.
The selection changes according to end-of-line stock and new arrivals, so be sure to check back regularly if a specific model or size interests you.
A goalkeeper trouser is a reinforced sports trouser at the hips, knees, and sometimes at the backside, designed for goalkeepers who dive and slide regularly on the ground. It is worn during training as well as matches, in the rain or cold, alongside shorts and protective gear. The models shown here cater to both adult and young goalkeepers, with different fits depending on the brand.
The sales include goalkeeper trousers from several well-known brands for this role. You can find:
The availability of each brand and size depends on when you check the page, as sales focus on end-of-line items.
The choice mainly depends on the feeling of freedom you want around the calf and ankle. Long trousers cover the entire leg and provide more protection during dives and falls on the ground, especially in cold weather. The 3/4 trouser leaves the lower leg exposed, which aids in stability and works well with pulled-up goalkeeper socks or specific protections. Both fits are available in adult and child sizes depending on the models available.
The trouser is just one piece of the goalkeeper's kit, and the site offers related equipment in dedicated pages:
You can also return to the Goalkeepers page to see all the ongoing sales related to this position.
The prices on goalkeeper trousers fluctuate mainly during key times of the year. Black Friday and the end-of-year holidays often see the first markdowns on goalkeeper gear, followed by the winter sales, a period when adult and child sizes are most renewed. In spring, the French Days offer a new wave of deals, before the summer sales and then the new collections arrive. The Sales page lists all current promotions across the entire catalog, including goalkeepers.
The size of a children's goalkeeper trouser is chosen by considering the child's age and build rather than just the number indicated by the brand. The fits vary from one brand to another, so it is useful to compare size charts from Erima, Hummel, Reusch, or Nike before finalising a purchase.
Yes, the trousers featured in this selection are suitable for both uses, with the difference mainly being in the level of padding and the cut chosen. A lightweight model is suitable for training, while a more protective cut provides more reassurance during matches on hard surfaces.
The goalkeeper trouser already provides padding to the most exposed areas, but some goalkeepers add extra protection to the hips or knees for added safety. The protection page showcases these additional items.
A 3/4 trouser leaves the lower leg exposed, making it less suitable for cold than a long trouser. For winter training and matches, a long trouser or adding a goalkeeper baselayer under the gear remains a more comfortable option.
Discounted goalkeeper trousers can be found directly on this page, which features adult and children's models from the available brands in the catalog. To compare with the rest of the goalkeeper's kit, the Goalkeepers page centralises all sales for this position, and the Sales page covers the entire site.