10 Best Goalkeeper Gloves UK 2024 | Reusch, Rectrix and More

With a new generation of G3 Ultra Soft Latex and lightweight neoprene back, the Pure Contact 3 has it all when it comes to grip, agility, lightness and breathability. At this price, these are an incredible bargain for a brand endorsed by World Cup winning goalie Hugo Lloris.

The negative cut and wrapped thumb create an incredibly tight and direct fit, meaning you'll be in full control between the sticks. There really isn't a glove anywhere close to this quality in the same price range, so act fast!

If you're looking for a great pair of entry gloves for a child or young adult who's serious about their football, then this offering from Rectrix is well worth the cost of entry as it has the widest size range on our list – from the smallest 4 to the largest 11, in fact. 

Its Contact latex palm is one of the best in the business too and is a steal at this price point. The quick-use Velcro latex strap is easy to adjust, providing great wrist support, and it even comes with a little carry case to keep your gloves neatly stored away.

The Attrakt Golds from Reusch feature a unique palm latex makeup that's the choice of many of the word's best keepers, with four international goalies choosing this as their glove of choice for Euro 2020.

With an exclusive DuraGuard patch on the palm and finger protection, these are some of the most durable gloves on the market today and are well worth the investment if you want to share the same gloves as some of the greats.

Renegade aren't as well known in Europe as they are in the U.S, but they make excellent goalkeeper gloves of the highest quality and are the official glove of both the NSPL and WSPL over in the States.

The Giga Grip Latex used in the Fury Inferno, which is easily the best named glove on this list, is one of the most superior there is, only bested by contact latex. As well as offering great protection on the field, the Micro-Fresh technology found in this glove also kills 99.9% of bacteria in a 24-hour period.

This won't be the last time you see the name Reusch on this list. The German goalkeeping glove brand has been in the business since 1974 and make some of the best gloves in the world, several of which are favoured by many international goalkeepers.

The Pure Contact Silvers are an extremely light and flexible pair of gloves that are designed for those regularly playing and training with a club. Coming in half sizes too, if you're after a great pair for those Sunday League or weekly 5-a-side matches, you can't go wrong with this choice.

The Kipsta F100's are the cheapest pair of gloves on our list, and while you won't see any Premier League stoppers wearing them anytime soon, these are a great option if affordability is a priority. We think you cannot do much better for under £10.

In terms of protection, these budget gloves won't take much of the sting out of a powerful shot, but will serve you well for catching and throwing the ball. If you fancy trying out your luck in goal, these are well worth picking up.

If you grew up in England playing football, we guarantee you'll have some fond memories of kicking around a Mitre ball in a park or youth league. Their gloves are very much like their balls, providing an affordable and reliable way to play.

These gloves might not be the fanciest nor the pair filled with the most features, but they are durable and long-lasting, giving you plenty of protection while playing. Plus, it may be nostalgia, but we also love their retro style. 

When it comes to goalie gloves, you want to make sure your hands are safe. While you can't stop that 15 stone centre back clattering into you every corner of every Sunday League game, you can protect your hands from potential damage.

This offering from Sportout features an improved finger save system that prevents your fingers from bending back, as well as a layer of super thick latex and foam. If you're after protection, these are great gloves, but just like the F500, investing a little more or less seems to be a sensible choice.

These gloves are very much a bargain option, featuring rubber palms and a thick protective back. The roll cut is a nice surprise though, as it means that the fit is a lot snugger than most other flat budget options.

The colourful designs are nice too, although unless you're hoping to dazzle the opposing striker into missing, they don't affect performance! Nonetheless, we think these gloves would make an effective secondary pair for more casual games or leagues where you don't want to wear out your main gloves. 

The Kipsta F500's share many similarities with their younger sibling the F100, which you'll find a couple of places below – it gives you some great ball control at a reasonable price, for example. However, it also shares some of its drawbacks.

While a good starter pair to consider, at around the £20 mark you should expect a little more protection from a goalkeeping glove. It's in an unfortunate spot where spending a little more will get you a far better glove, and you won't lose out on much if you spend a little less.