Goalkeeper gloves Joma for everyone at all levels

What do the goalkeeper gloves Joma offer?

Joma designs goalkeeper gloves for both training and competition, with different levels of protection and hand cuts depending on the intended use. In this selection, you'll find models designed for play on natural or synthetic grass, as well as gloves suitable for more demanding playing conditions.

How to choose your Joma goalkeeper glove?

The choice of a glove first depends on the cut of the hand: a negative cut fits more closely to the hand for a better ball feel, a roll finger cut wraps the latex around the fingers to enhance grip, and a flat palm cut offers more freedom of movement. The level of padding on the back of the hand also varies depending on whether the glove is for training, where it experiences more friction, or for matches, where lightness and ball feel often take priority. Also, remember to check the size indicated by Joma, which can differ slightly from one brand to another, to avoid a glove that is too loose or too tight.

Uhlsport, Reusch, adidas: other goalkeeper glove brands

If you want to compare other glove options before making a choice, the Foot-Store catalogue also offers other specialized brands:

• Uhlsport, a German brand historically linked to the world of goalkeeping.
• Reusch, with gloves designed for high-level competition.
• T1TAN, known for its gloves with enhanced protection.
• Puma, with models for both training and matches.
• adidas, which also has a range of goalkeeper gloves.
• Nike, with its own glove cuts and finishes.
• Erima, a German brand present in this segment.
• Macron, an Italian brand providing equipment for many clubs.
• Errea, another Italian brand in the catalogue.
• Select, a Danish brand specializing in goalkeeper equipment.
• HO Soccer, a Spanish brand focused on goalkeeping.

You can also return to the Goalkeeper Gloves page to see all available brands.

How to care for your Joma goalkeeper gloves?

A glove for goalkeeping requires different care than regular clothing, as the latex of the palm loses grip if it is badly washed or badly dried. Foot-Store details the right steps on its dedicated glove care page to help your Joma gloves last as long as possible.

When to take advantage of the best offers on Joma gloves?

The prices of Joma goalkeeper gloves change throughout the year due to the site's promotional activities. Black Friday and the end-of-year holidays are times when many references are highlighted, followed by the winter sales and the French Days in spring. Outside of these key times, you can keep an eye on the clearance page for end-of-line items, the Deals page for current promotions, or even the special offers page. If you need your gloves quickly, also check the 24-hour shipping products. To discover models that have just arrived in the goalkeeper catalogue, the new arrivals page is updated regularly.

Frequently asked questions

What size of Joma goalkeeper gloves should I choose?

The size of a glove is generally chosen by measuring the hand circumference in centimetres and consulting the size guide provided by the brand. A glove that is too large reduces ball feel and may slip during contact, while a glove that is too small restricts finger movement. If in doubt between two sizes, it is often better to go for the smaller size for a more precise fit.

Do you need different gloves for indoor and outdoor play?

Yes, the playing surfaces have different abrasiveness and grip, which affects the choice of glove. Goalkeepers who play futsal often prefer thinner gloves that provide good ball feel on a smooth surface, while those playing outdoors look for effective grip even in wet conditions. It's best to check the intended use for each model before making a choice.

Are Joma goalkeeper gloves suitable for young goalkeepers?

Joma offers sizes suitable for young players, with cuts similar to those of adult models but sized for smaller hands. It is important to check the size before purchase, as a badly fitted glove can hinder the ball control of a young goalkeeper who is still learning.

How long do goalkeeper gloves last before needing to be replaced?

The lifespan of a glove mainly depends on usage frequency and the maintenance it receives, more than the brand. The latex of the palm gradually wears down with friction on the ground and loses grip over time. Many regular goalkeepers use one pair for training and another reserved for matches to preserve the grip of the latter.

Can you wear Joma gloves in the rain or on synthetic turf?

Some gloves are designed with latex that offers better grip in wet conditions, making them more suitable for rain. On synthetic turf, the abrasion may be greater than on natural grass, which wears out the glove more quickly. It's useful to check the characteristics indicated on each model's specification before using it under particular conditions.