Goalkeeper Gloves Reviews

If you’re just starting out in the goalkeeping world or you play as a goalkeeper once a week on a Sunday you probably don’t think that it’s worth it to splurge 150 dollars on goalkeeper gloves. That’s maybe debatable in a technical sense. What I mean by that is, if you buy better gloves you […]

Here we go again with another pair of Rinat gloves. In some of the last reviews that I’ve done I haven’t been able to go all in a glove. What I mean by that is, there are always different elements of the gloves that I don’t necessarily like. Usually the main issue for me is

Select has long been a brand that’s essentially been a pioneer in the American soccer market. For many years though, especially for those of who came from abroad it was a brand that exhibited the lack of knowledge that Americans had of the game. I’m talking about the products that they put out in the

PUMA is one of the weirdest brands when it comes to goalkeeper gloves. It was a few years back that they marked down all of their premium goalkeeper gloves and had them compete in the 50 dollar range. Those were good times because many of us had the chance to try out their models which

There’s an argument to be made that HO Soccer is one of those brands that has flown under the radar over the last few years. That’s really unfortunate; it may have to do more with the fact that other goalkeeper glove manufacturers have done a better job at marketing their products. Also, as I’ve talked

Rinat is one of the brands that I’ve used the most over the years. To their credit they’ve tried to adapt their models to modern trends. In doing so though they haven’t gone completely outside what they usually do. So what you’re typically going to find from them are decent gloves at reasonable prices with

Uhlsport is one of the oldest brands that’s been essentially exclusively making goalkeeper equipment. Actually scratch that, I think they have volleyball gear as well nowadays. In any case, it’s certainly the goalkeeper equipment that they are most known for. However, there’s an argument to be made that they are a brand which is not

The case of Puma goalkeeper gloves is an interesting one to explore. They’ve never been a go-to brand for goalkeepers. Yet, they’ve been around making goalkeeper gear for a long time. Perhaps what I just mentioned is my own perception because of their lack of presence within the goalkeeping market in the western hemisphere. In

These gloves are essentially the Adidas effort to try and create a truly modern glove. I can never figure out why brands have interpreted modernity as removing the wrist strap from their gloves. I get the idea of making the gloves much thinner. What that gives you is a lot more finger mobility. When the

I had to do some digging to find the Reusch Attrakt Grip Evolution Finger Support Junior Goalkeeper gloves. At this point I think I have to apologize for not including them in any of my lists so far. Just one glance at these gloves, and you really get the sense that they’re right up there