adi Training Soccer Goalkeeper's Glove

The grip on these gloves is terrible. Worse than just using bare hands. I would never use them for games, but I'm using them for practice and they keep focused on making sure I cover up the ball completely.Also the glove size runs a bit big.

My son, who is a varsity goalie for his high school soccer team, received these gloves for Christmas last year. He had been wanting a pair of practice gloves so that he didn't wear out his expensive gloves (which he only wore for games). He loved these gloves! In fact, he ended up wearing them for some of his games too. After a season of indoor soccer, spring select soccer, a goalie camp, and summer training, the gloves were worn out. They were literally shredded! I know they didn't last quite a year, but they did get lots of use and abuse. My son loved these so much that we ordered another pair in August, just in time for high school soccer season. If you're looking for a good pair of inexpensive goalie gloves, my son says that you won't be disappointed in these. However, if you play year round, don't expect them to last a long time.

These gloves did not even last two weeks for my son, during try-outs at the high school.The gloves ripped right across the palm - I am really disappointed and would like a refund! I hope to pursue this with the provider, and will update if I get satisfaction, but would not purchase again under any circumstances!

it,s so thin my son not so well

I opened it and it was already a little dirty, and the quality of the gloves were not that great but that is what you get when you only spend $20 on them. Overall I have had fun using them while training.

my kids love it

I can only really recommend them as practice or warm-up gloves. The grip is decent, but nothing special. These gloves are thin, with little padding. For practice and warm-ups this is okay because you should be focusing on proper technique, and a properly caught/deflected ball doesn't sting. These gloves have little room for error, though. I would say they are wearing out at an average rate, which is better than I expected given how thin they are. At least they're pretty cheap. I got mine for $15 at a local soccer shop, so you don't necessarily have to get them on Amazon. Then again, if you look around for about $20-$25 you should be able to find a substantially better glove.

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