During the French Days, the kids' goalkeeper gloves category brings together models from Uhlsport, Reusch, adidas, Nike, T1TAN, TwoFive, Avento, and Macron from the Foot-Store catalogue. These gloves are designed for young goalkeepers, from junior to the smallest sizes.
Here you'll find only kids' goalkeeper gloves, and make sure to check the other French Days pages for the rest of the outfit.
The French Days are a sales event that happens in spring across Foot-Store's entire catalog, including children's goalkeeper gloves. During this period, the selection shown on this page brings together all available children's goalkeeper gloves from various brands.
This page is the perfect place to compare models from Uhlsport, Reusch, adidas, Nike, T1TAN, TwoFive, Avento, and Macron designed for young goalkeepers, before, during, and after the French Days.
The choice of children's goalkeeper gloves primarily depends on the size of the young goalkeeper's hand: a pair that is too large hinders ball handling, while a pair that is too tight limits comfort during the match. You also need to consider the playing surface; a synthetic surface or a hard ground does not wear the palm the same way as a grass pitch.
The wrist closure, whether velcro or elastic band, affects the grip during play, and some models offer extra finger protection for young goalkeepers who dive often. The Foot-Store catalog includes children's goalkeeper gloves suitable for different needs, from beginners to more experienced goalkeepers.
The children's goalkeeper gloves catalog features specialized brands like Uhlsport, Reusch, and T1TAN, alongside general sports brands adidas and Nike. The brands TwoFive, Avento, and Macron complete the selection with models designed for training and match budgets and needs.
Goalkeeper gloves are just one part of the children's kit available during the French Days. You can broaden your selection on the following pages:
You can find all these pages from the Children category, which gathers all the French Days outfits and equipment for young players.
Besides the French Days, several key events throughout the year also involve children's goalkeeper gloves. The Black Friday comes first, followed by the end of year festivities, and then the winter and summer sales.
Between these periods, the clearance page and the deals page gather references to keep an eye on all year round, while the new arrivals page showcases gloves that are added to the catalog at the start of the season and the launch of new collections. If you need gloves quickly, the shipped in 24h page may also be useful, along with occasional special offers.
Children's goalkeeper gloves come in sizes suitable from a very young age, for both baby and junior categories. The choice is primarily based on the hand size rather than the exact age, as each child grows at their own pace.
Some models in the catalog, like training goalkeeper gloves, are designed for repeated use during practice, with a less technical palm than gloves worn in matches. Other children's goalkeeper gloves can be suitable for both uses, depending on the young goalkeeper's level of play.
Size is usually measured in centimetres from the tip of the middle finger to the base of the palm, then converted into glove size according to the size charts provided by each brand. If in doubt between two sizes, it is better to choose the larger size to ensure it does not restrict hand growth.
This page already brings together the French Days selection of children's goalkeeper gloves. You can also check the clearance page or the deals page, which include other opportunities available outside the French Days.
Maintenance is similar: rinsing with clear water after use preserves the palm and prevents it from hardening too quickly. It's best to let the gloves air dry away from direct heat sources to avoid damaging the latex of the palm.