20 Best Goalkeeper Gloves For Youth (2023 Updated)

Ok wen here we go, for the price cad of what 37$ great deal, pro’s unlike other lower cost rotory tools the flex shaft has held up quite well under load , the only issue i had was that i turned the unit on a few times and it would not run, one of the brushes was not set properly tge spring was bent inside the brush opening.

Another small problem is that the provided drill bits vibrate when running them, the reason was that the supplied dril bits were too long i had to cut them shorter that seemed to fix the problem. If you intend on buying a mini drill chuck for the unit and use it on the flex shaft you will need to trim down the plastic outer casing on the flexshaft tool holder or else the chuck will press against the tool holder when screwed to tight up.

The tool is well built, in past when i bought cheeper rotory tools the first thing that went was the ajustable speed control dial i have about 200 hrs on this tool the speed control dial has not failed at all plus a nice feature is they give you a ring so you hang the tool while using the flex shaft.

I have noticed the tool gets hot though but this is due to saw dust getting into the motor housing, if you have this problem just use a shop vac hose which will eliminate the heating problem. All in all a great tool the accesseries very good just watch the brushes and keep the dust out of the housing and many years of service will be received.

Thanks china. One other item, it would be nice if they included a set of spare brushes in the kit.

I bought this Wen tool for my studio, which is not in my home but at a local art center. I have a Dremel at home, which I use frequently for grinding and shaping small,parts and tools. The Wen has good power, and the flex shaft may come in useful at some point, but all I have done so far is to try it out to insure that it works OK.

The tool has a variable speed control, which goes from a crawl (with little torque) to a usable range of mid- and high-speed outputs. The kit came in a plastic case, which, as is often the case, is too small once the power cord has been unfurled.

Included in the case was a plastic box containing various collets (chucks) and grinding and polishing attachments. I would rate this tool excellent, but it does have one flaw, which is that the brass collets (which are slightly too large to fit my Dremel) do not fit shafts smaller than one-eighth inch.

They do not fit the two small drills included in the box. Moreover, any tool with a long shaft will not be well-supported by these brass collets, resulting in the base if the shaft getting out of parallel with the motor shaft.

This causes the working end of the drill, grindstone, or whatever, to rotate off-center, causing chatter. The only cure I can see is to have a tool that barely protrudes beyond the chuck.

Please note that the review below is only intended for those who need a rotary tool to cut tiny pieces of metal. I bought this rotary tool to work on my car. I need it to cut small 10mm (this is the head diameter, the shaft diameter is about 5mm) steel bolts.

These are regular steel bolts, not hardened steel. It took me 30 minutes to make a single cut. When doing a cut, the cutting disc has to be absolutely immobile. The slightest move and the wheel will break.

Also as others mentioned, the slightest pressure and the cutting discs flies in pieces. Take surgeon hands. This does not make sense: in order to cut, one needs to apply a slight pressure. I took a part of a disc in my hand and easily broke it with only three fingers.

This explains why it takes long time to do a cut: no pressure, slow cutting. That is not productive for a DIYer. Now, a cutting disc can be replaced with a better quality part, so I’m not complaining about discs.

The main problem is the tool itself: it does not have power in terms of ‘moderate power’. Even it the cutting disc doesn’t break, with the slightest pressure the tool speed passes from 30000 rpm to less than 20000rpm and the more pressure the lower the speed.

I really mean here slight pressure, didn’t even try moderate pressure as the cutting discs won’t stand it. I am returning it but I’m sorry because I liked the flex shaft even though for the tool to keep it’s speed the flex shaft should be kept pretty much straight without bending it, which again defies the purpose of a flex shaft.

The flex shaft makes quite some noise and vibrations at speeds above 15000rpm. I also think the instruction manual is lacking steps when it comes to install the flex shaft and the bits. For those who are using the tool to make small jobs, I’m uploading a video that hopefully is more helpful than the instructions sheet.

I initially bought this case about a year ago. My 5 year old son left the iPad on the trunk of my wife’s vehicle and she drove away. About 20 minutes later I got a call from a sweet lady advising that an iPad with my name on it had been found on the road.

I went over to pick it up and thank her, and the iPad appeared to have been run over numerous times! The iPad was still in tact and it appeared to still turn on. The glass screen was not even cracked! The Defender case absorbed the impact of flying off the trunk of my wife’s vehicle and being run over by numerous vehicles! The case was scuffed and damaged but the IPad was in perfect working condition! I couldn’t believe it! That day I went ahead and purchased a replacement defender case! Worth every penny!.

First, I usually don’t take the time to write many reviews unless I’m so pleased with an item I want others to know, or in this case, I feel that everyone needs to be wary of an item. I LOVE Otterbox! Every iPad and iPhone I’ve ever owned has been protected from my clumsy hands and I will swear by protection they’ve offered my investments.

Many of times I’ve watch my  products not just fall, but soar through the air landing on concrete surfaces, and thinking that this time for certain it’s going to be broken! Never!! If Otterbox made a car, I’d be driving it.

BUT. i Truely believe that somebody rushed the production of the new iPad Pro 10. 5 Cases, or maybe they received the wrong dimensions for the iPad? From the moment I put this case on my new iPad Pro 10.

5″, I immediately noticed that it did not have the same secure and snug fit that every Otterbox Case has had on my other products. Can I point to a particular part and say “here’s where it’s off”? No, The plastic cover that snaps onto the iPad is not secure and can come apart way to easy.

Next the flexible casing that surrounds the casing is so loose that it doesn’t “Lock” into place on the Plastic Cover. If you hold the iPad by the edge, this covering will separate from the plastic. Next, the hard plastic cover which doubles as a stand.

It has always locked into place when you snap it onto the front or the back of the iPad. Not this time, and it looks like the Apple Pencil Holder is the culprit. Because it protrudes too far, it won’t allow the corners of the cover on one side to securely fit into place.

This in itself has already caused me to drop my new iPad, thankfully from a short height and onto a soft surface, but I refuse to put the cover onto the back of this case because I cannot trust it to hold into place.

Now before someone at Customer Service contacts me, I want you to know that yes, I want to replace this case with one that properly “Fits”, and I’m hoping that maybe this particular case was just an anomaly, or maybe an early design that was never meant to ship? But if the replacement case fits the same way, Otterbox will have lost my business and probably it’s best “walking billboard” as many people are stunned that my iPads and iPhones have not been damaged when I do loose control of them.

This was the first time that I’d had to order my case directly from Otterbox as the new iPad Pro 10. 5″ devices had just come out and there wasn’t a case to be found in the stores yet. And as much as I dislike The Black Colored cases, I need to make certain my investment was taken care of and decided that waiting another couple months for a multi-colored case was not an option, but for the last 2 weeks, I’m afraid to use my new iPad because I know that it will not survive one drop in this case.

Oh, before I forget, the flap in the lightening connector area is “Way” too firm. It literally bent my lightening connector when I had it plugged in. Also, the On/Off switch is very, very difficult to work because of the Improper fit of the case.

I had another pair of gloves I bought recently that I was able to compare these to. I really liked my other pair and while these at first didn’t seem as good or comfortable, I quickly got used to these and realized they were actually very sticky and very high quality gloves.

The only reason I gave it four stars instead of five it’s because the wrist straps are way too tight so I’m going to have to use these a lot before they’ll loosen up enough to be comfortable. I’m an adult so my wrist is a little bigger than a lot of these kiddos, and I imagine they wouldn’t be too tight on any kids.

I haven’t put them through a whole lot of training yet so I can’t speak to whether or not they hold up well. I’ll try to update the review after I’ve owned them longer.

I bought these with the hopes of using them for games, but after using them for some aggressive practicing I think that’s where they will stay. I like the 5 finger protection which is hard to find now.

The foam is soft 4mm but something feels off as i feel far more shock than from most of my others, and the backhand is very thin so u feel it when u have contact on the backside. I picked these up mostly because they were one of the few gloves that weren’t negative cuts.

For 90 bucks and non aggressive keepers they will probably work fine, but if you are constantly at the feet or in traffic. first get your defense in order lol, secondly spend the extra 30 bucks for some reusch/adidas.

This is my son’s second pair of Reusch keeper gloves. They are amazing. The design and cut of the palm fits better than other brands we have tried. The webbing does not split when the fingers are spread.

I recommend this brand and glove.

Great gloves for kids goalkeeper,easy to fit size good would recommend to others

Or tried these gloves are exceptional they certainly buy them back

Perfect gloves for wet weather here in Tropical conditions and its a plus it doesn’t have fleece lining which will make gloves heavy during rainy days. Can be used during sunny weather as long as u have a bottle of water and keep dampening it and almost every ball sticks to it.

Price vs Quality ! Top ! Thank you !

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Needed some gloves for the winter so I checked a few websites, found these gloves on JD for a fair price. Used my student discount for a couple quid off. Decent price for what they are. Pros: – touch screen – warm – the cuff is tight so doesn’t let cold air come into the gloves – good fit on the fingers Cons: – the fingers fit fine, however my thumbs are either too short or the thumbs on the gloves are too long.

When you’re typing or doing something on your phone your thumbs are in control but you’re not physically tapping the screen, the gloves are if that makes sense. – the cuffs are a bit of a squeeze for my hands on the way in , so if your hands are fairly wide you should order a larger size.

As for sizing it’s in the middle, too small for my hands to go in but too big for my thumbs? Maybe I need custom gloves lol. The design is nice and keeps my hands warm. Usually use them when I’m riding my bike, keeps hands from getting cold and ashy.

Bought these as I wanted a warmer pair for running than my other Nike baselayer gloves. There better, a bit warmer, more wind resistant. But these aren’t thermal gloves. I also went a size smaller. As I wanted a really tight fit.

But be careful of the stitching if you do. It did pop at the base of my thumb, but entirely my fault. If they’d been the recommended size. I can’t see if have had an issue. Overall a good product. For chilly winter runs.

Up to around 0 to minus 1-2. Colder, get something that is thermal.

My son says these are perfect for football training. Like a second skin, whilst keeping his hands warm. Nice, slick design. Durable also it says to wash at 30° I rarely wash at 30, so they get washed at 40°.

So far so good. I appreciate that they may not last as long being washed at 40, but they are such good quality that I believe they will be fine. If not by the time they start to get spoiled, my son will need the next size up anyway.

Good product, resistant for synthetic fields and with good grip. Fast shipping.

I can’t believe that I’m saying that a keeper gloves are too sticky but. I went through a lots of gloves and only use a Reusch brand. What they did on this particular model is that they applied some sort of adhesive (scotch tape type) to them.

Gloves work amazingly first 10 minutes but as you make safes, dive, touch anything, stuff just sticks to them making them useless. Beyond dirt, I have turf blades, black pebbles stuck to it. 10-15 minutes into the game they are so slippery that all you can do is to punch the ball.

Unless you can afford a 5 pairs and change them throughout the game, stay away. If you wash them, they will regain their stickiness only to lose it again during the game.

I was new to goalkeeping and didn’t want to spend huge amounts of money on gloves if I wasn’t certain I was going to stay playing that position so I got these. Have to say I am very impressed with them! They are nice and sticky.

They fit with a negative seam so they are tight to your hand. They don’t come with finger guards so you can still make a fist whilst wearing them but because they are a nice tight fit your fingers don’t get bent backwards easily either.

Only downside is that they loose the stickyness after a couple of months of using them. Also the padded palm is quite easily torn apart by the velcro on the wrist strap and on astro turf surfaces. However these lasted me several months before I even considered getting a new pair and for less than £15 these were amazing.

Would definetly recommend.

I’ve struggled with sizing for gloves, never bought Nike before and always gone specialised lie reusch sells etc. However I was pleasantly surprised. The fit is good and your hands don’t sweat in the gloves.

The grip is good and the Velcro stays in place well. Not sure on their longevity but for the price you can’t go wrong.

I gave it to my goalkeeper, it looks good on hands. The grip was good and impact of the ball didn’t hurt. The only problem I had was with the padding, I thought there would be more all around. They are also durable.

It does the job if your in need of gloves for that price really quick.

Good quality gloves, but a little overpriced. The grip holds well but for some reason the gloves are way too small. I purchased these as a pair of training gloves and they hold up to that with zero complaint.

However, the sizing of these gloves is slighlty innaccurate. I have a pair of ONE gloves in the same size as my Vapors and the difference is significant. Overall a solid pair of back up gloves but maybe not the best choice for games.

I have been wearing Nike Vapor’s for 10+ years. This year I decided to try the mid-level version to feel the difference(s). The main differences are no finger splints and less durability. If you have the money go one step up and get the splint finger protection it will save your hands against those nasty hard shots.

Make sure to buy the right size but the gloves are great for the price. Ive had 15 dollar gloves and Ive had 300 dollar reuschs and by far Ive had the best value out of this dollar range. They last about a season with good care and perform well.

Water these gloves about half an hour before a match (earlier if cold) and keep a spray bottle to keep them damp. Once you find the sweet spot for water content, the grip skyrockets.

Great quality gloves. Does well in rain too. Runs abit small. I usually wear size 9 and ordered same. Based on fit, 9.5 would have been better.

Got these for my son. Finger protection is very good. Still flexible for easy use and good grip. Only negative is that they don’t last very long.