Keep Your Goalkeeper Gloves Lasting Longer & Performing Better.
How to Care for your Goalkeeper Gloves
- Do Not Force the Goalkeeper Gloves on. Instead, wear the correct sized Goalkeeper gloves. If the glove is too big, the tips of the fingers will abrade quicker. If the glove is too small, the glove will expand and may cause tearing or ripping of the glove. Find Your Perfect Size at Our Goalkeeper Glove Size Guide Page.
- Do Not Dry out the latex. Make sure the latex remains damp. Latex has the best gripping capabilities when it is slightly wet. A dry glove will also deteriorate much more quickly.
- The best time to clean your gloves are immediately following training or matches. Use either warm water (no greater than 30 °C), or with a specific cleaning solution.
- Wear your gloves as you wash them as this will help the glove retain its shape and structure.
- Squeeze any extra water off using a towel. Do not squeeze too hard, as not to erode the glove.
- Do Not allow both glove surfaces/palms to touch when they are stored as this will cause the latex to stick, which will cause tearing on the latex when you pull them apart.
- Do Not scratch or scrape the glove when cleaning. Rather, massage the glove sediment out.
- Do Not wring out the gloves, rather allow them to dry naturally.
- DO NOT allow Goalkeeper Gloves to dry on:
- The Radiator
- Tumble Dryer
- In Direct Sunlight
- Close to or on a Direct Fire
- Using a Hair Dryer
- Any surface or conditions with a temperature over 30 °C
- When removing the plastic protective covering the glove palm, its important to find an area that easily opens. Do Not Pinch at latex as this will rip the latex. Bowing the glove inward will help expose the area to help start the process.
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