Goalkeeper Equipment Insights

Goalkeepers have a difficult decision when it comes to purchasing gloves. We know because we've been through the process as long time goalkeepers ourselves. Questions like which stye should I choose, what size do I wear, how much does a good pair of gloves cost go through a goalkeepers mind. It is our turn to help guide a goalkeeper through this process. First, you must figure out your budget and then we can better assist you. We will then try to help a keeper chose between finger protection and without finger stays. Also, what are the difference between a classic cut, roll fingers, negative cut or even a hybrid cut?

Goalkeepers have their summer camps and clinic schedule planned. Now it is time to think about what to bring. The obvious choices are the goalkeeper shirts, athletic shorts, T-shirts, 2 pairs of cleats, running shoes, the drum of sunscreen, and the favorite pair of summer sandals for after training. As a goalkeeper and director of goalkeeper camps this is my list of essential, often neglected, goalkeeper gear to protect the goalkeeper from the nagging bumps and bruises that could sideline a goalkeeper during camp week.

Goalkeepers, parents, and coaches always ask whether their goalkeeper needs fingersaves. I wanted to highlight how to select the best soccer goalie glove with finger protection at the right price. How to select a goalkeeper glove with the best protection and flexibility. Reusch Ortho Tec goalkeeper gloves and Uhlsport Bionik support frame are discussed.

Your goalkeeper gloves will last longer if you clean and prepare them properly. Clean goalie gloves will last longer and have better grip. Dirt, sweat, and bacteria kill your grip and dry them out. There are a variety of ways to wash gloves.

To a serious goalkeeper, gloves are just as important as cleats. Gloves help a keeper control a shot, provide protection, and comfort. We need to understand how to take care of the equipment that protect you during use and how to size it properly.