Goalkeeper gloves: the selection French Days

What are the French Days on goalkeeper gloves?

The French Days are a sales event that happens every spring across the entire Foot-Store site, including the range of goalkeeper gloves. During this time, part of the glove catalogue (Nike, T1TAN, Uhlsport, Rinat, Joma, Avento, BKeeper) is offered at discounted prices, with the selection being flexible: it changes based on the models still available.

This is a great time to replace a worn pair or equip a young goalkeeper, without waiting for the season to start again.

What subcategories should you check for goalkeeper gloves?

If you’re looking for something other than gloves, or if you want to narrow your search by brand, several related pages cover goalkeeper equipment during the French Days:

• The goalkeeper textiles, for jerseys and trousers worn under protective gear.
• The protective gear, to complete the equipment with knee pads or elbow pads.
• The selection Puma, if you are specifically looking for gloves and textiles from this brand.
• The selection Macron, for club equipment from this brand.
• The selection Jako, a brand also featured in the glove catalogue.
• The selection Erima, for goalkeeper equipment from this brand.

To return to the full range of equipment, the Goalkeepers page gathers all these categories.

What brands of goalkeeper gloves can you find at Foot-Store?

The goalkeeper glove catalogue includes several brands, with ranges designed for different levels of play. Nike notably offers the Match, Grip3, Vapor Grip3, Academy, and Goalkeeper Match lines. T1TAN features its Classic, Beast, and Rebel models, including some children's versions. You can also find Rinat with the Aries and Santoloco models, Uhlsport with Absolutgrip and Prediction Supersoft, as well as BKeeper, Joma, and Avento.

Children’s models are available from several brands (Nike, T1TAN, Reusch, Gisix), designed for smaller hands and a grip suited for a beginner goalkeeper.

How to choose your goalkeeper gloves?

The choice mainly depends on the level of play and the training surface. Entry-level models are suitable for recreational use or regular training, while more technical gloves are aimed at club play with frequent matches. The cut (negative, roll finger or classic) affects the feel of the grip: it should be chosen based on the goalkeeper’s preferences, rather than a universal rule.

For a young goalkeeper, children’s models offer sizes and protection stiffness suited to a smaller physique, often with a tightening system that’s easier to adjust alone.

When is the best time to find deals on goalkeeper gloves?

Several key times mark the year at Foot-Store that are worth watching if you want to snag a good deal on goalkeeper gloves. The Black Friday is usually the first major event at the end of the year, followed by the end-of-year holidays. Next come the winter sales, and then the French Days in spring, which is the period you are currently in.

Outside of these periods, the clearance page lists items that are at the end of their series, and the good deals page features current special offers. If you are looking for a model available quickly, the 24-hour shipping page can help, and the new arrivals show the latest ranges added to the catalogue. The special offers complete this list with promotions that don’t fit a fixed schedule.

Frequently asked questions

Where can you find cheap goalkeeper gloves during the French Days?

The selection presented on this page gathers the goalkeeper gloves involved in the French Days event, covering all brands. You can also check the good deals page, which lists other offers outside of this period.

Should you buy children's goalkeeper gloves different from adult gloves?

Yes, children's gloves are tailored for smaller hands and often offer lighter protection, suitable for a beginner goalkeeper. Several brands in the catalogue, such as T1TAN, Nike, or Reusch, provide models specifically designed for young players.

Are goalkeeper gloves also on sale during Black Friday?

The Black Friday is a distinct event from the French Days, which takes place later in the year around the end of autumn. Goalkeeper gloves may be offered at reduced prices depending on the models available at that time.

What is the difference between Nike Match and Nike Vapor Grip3 gloves?

These two lines belong to the Nike catalogue but target different uses: prefer a Match model for regular and versatile use, and check the precise features of each product page to compare the cut and grip level before purchasing.

Can you find goalkeeper gloves from lesser-known French or European brands?

Yes, the catalogue includes goalkeeper gloves from brands like T1TAN, Rinat, Uhlsport, or BKeeper, in addition to Nike references. These brands offer ranges designed for different levels, from recreational use to more regular club play.