Goalie Grip Spray - Extra Grip for Football Gloves - Goalkeeping Glove Reinforcement - 60 ml

Very happy used this spray for first time on Sunday and my team won for first time this season, siper good stuff? But seriously, the spray did have the desired effect and it gave me that extra bit if confidence to come out for crosses. Anything that gives you a bit if an edge is well worth investing in, in my opinion. Give it a go.

Perfect. Very sticky. Definitely helped

enhances grip on goalkeeper glovesthis creates a tacky surface on the gloves, allowing for better ball control and grip in all weather conditionsWhether it's a wet and rainy day or a dry and sunny match, this spray ensures a secure hold on the balleasy to transport and put inside a kit bag - comes in a 60ml bottle-easy to applyyou spray a light mist evenly onto the palm area of the gloves and rub them together to distributei think it is quick dryingrecommend

Shazil, my son is a goalkeeper and this gives him even more confidence with much better and strong grip over the football ball. He uses Uhlsport gloves exclusively and currently has two pairs of AbsolutGrip palmed gloves. These are mid-priand have a great mix between durability and grip. He uses one pair for training and 4G/indoor and the other for grass. He used this spray and is very very pleased .The bottle lasts for an entire season, if you have a decent pair of gloves. A spray before each half is enough to add valuable confidence in any weather on any surface. One reviewer noted that the grip is so strong that it can hamper throw outs. Shazil first had his Uhlsport AbsolutGrips, he found kicking the ball from hands to be slightly difficult (in releasing). He has made that observation on throwing too. However, what he's found is that using a slingshot method to throw the ball, the grip means you give the ball extra impetus to break the grip resulting in better throws. As the gloves age, this becomes less of a problem. Thank you for this wonderful product.

This spray does make gloves tacky so you get a better grip on the ball when your trying to stop it.My son is happy with it and will want to carry on using this going forward.You only need a few sprays on each glove, although the bottle does look very small, so we will see how long it lasts. I'm hoping at least a month otherwise its quite expensive..

Basically this item leaves a sticky residue on goal keeping gloves which makes them tacky and as a result you can hold a catch better.I gave this item to a friend for her grandson who's mad keen on anything football related. He loved this product, put it straight on his gloves and dragged grandma into the back garden for a kick around. He does actually play in goal and he thought it gave him a bit of an advantage when catching the ball.The product comes in an easy to use spray bottle and only a few sprays are required to get a good tacky surface. Using a dry ball, the spray didn't need using too many times but with a wet ball the stickiness soon faded and was probably of little use.On a dry ball there was a slight transfer of tackiness but nothing that wouldn't wear off during play.Two notes of caution:1. I'd avoid using this product on wicket keeping gloves for cricket as it is likely to foul the ball and make it difficult for your bowlers, could even be regarded as ball tampering!2. Be careful where you spray this product, my friend said her daughter complained that it had ruined the granite worktops in her kitchen. Always spray outside or cover the surface under the gloves being treated.Verdict: Good idea for a product and kids will love the idea of it. As footballs are quite often wet though during a match I'd question how much of an advantage this product will give in that scenario.I can see why it would also be useful for golf gloves or any other sport that involves holding a racket or club.Cost is quite high so use sparingly!

This ‘glove grip’ spray comes in a compact little bottle (60mls), a good size to pop in your boot/glove bag without taking up much room at all.A few sprays on each goalkeeping glove, rubbed together, and left to dry, provides a slight stickiness to the gloves, which gives a little extra grip, not sure how much better your goalkeeping skills will be, but if it gives you a little extra confidence in your saves, it should improve your game! Can be reapplied when needed.It looks like a watery alcohol sanitiser hand spray and smells quite nice.As it’s made with natural ingredients, it won’t damage your gloves.I got this spray for my 12 year old nephew, who is a goalie for his club and school football teams. He’s used similar sprays from different brands in the past, and said that this one was one of the better ones!

The ease of application is good, although be careful of liquid running down the nozzle/bottle onto your fingers as the liquid is quite smelly and takes some soap to remove. However it doesn't add much stickiness to your gloves, I tested this on a old pair and it barely made a difference, so if you're looking to restore your old gloves, look elsewhere