SIZE GUIDE
Whether you're new to the position or a seasoned goalkeeper, our guide below has everything you need to find your perfect size. Including a handy printable glove size tool - you can jump to whatever you need quickly by tapping the links.
What Size Goalkeeper Gloves Should I Go For?
Consult the table below to find how our gloves measure up. Please note: the below should be used as a rough starting point. Each model, style and goalkeeper's hand will have slight differences. You won't truly know your perfect size until you wear your first glove.
| Size | Measurement |
|---|---|
| 3 | 16.5 cm |
| 4 | 17.5 cm |
| 5 | 18.5 cm |
| 6 | 19 cm |
| 7 | 19.5 cm |
| 8 | 20 cm |
| 9 | 20.5 cm |
| 10 | 21 cm |
| 11 | 22 cm |
How to Measure Your Hand Size
- Measure your gloves from the tip of your middle finger down to the bottom of your palm.
- We advise adding 0.25-0.5cm (1/4 - 1/2 inch) to your measurement in order to allow for a little bit more room in your glove.
- Compare to the size guide chart further down
Every keeper has a different personal preference on the tightness or looseness, so you won't truly know your perfect size until you try a pair.
Tip: You do not want your gloves too tight and touching the very tips of the fingers, nor do you want too much excess space causing it to feel "floppy". A glove that is too tight could tear/rip easier and a glove too spacious won't instill confidence.
Goalkeeper Glove Sizing Tool
Still a bit stuck on sizing your hand? No problem. We've created a handy (pun intended) tool you can print off to figure out what your size is. Please note it should be used as a rough guide only due to how much everyone's hands can differ.
The Importance of Getting the Right Fit for Your Goalkeeping Gloves
Getting the fit right is extremely important, a correctly fitting glove means more comfort, more confidence and the most natural contact with the ball. A glove too tight can put greater stress on the materials and lead to premature wear or even splits, a glove too loose could cause an unnatural grip of the ball. With that said glove fits are a personal preference, some may prefer more space and others a more snug feel (which is why you will see some keepers opt for tighter cuts like 'Negative', or some the looser cuts like 'Flat Palm' or 'Roll Finger').
As a general rule, you measure your goalkeeping gloves from the tip of your middle finger and down to the bottom of your palm. However, you may want to consider taking into account the thickness of the goalkeeper glove, as this will inevitably add a little extra bulk to the measure. We advise that adding 0.5cm to your measurement (for purposes of caution) in order to allow for a little bit more room in your glove. For further accuracy, use our glove sizing tool print out.