Starter Set

No. Compared to machine washing without a glove bag, hand washing has so far been the best compromise to maintain the grip of your gloves for as long as possible.

Hand washing with goalkeeper glove cleaner is gentler on the palm of your gloves, but it doesn't reliably rinse out the dirt. Therefore, over time, the latex will develop a slightly yellowish discoloration.

Yes . Without the protective GloveBag, the washing drum will shave off the coating on your gloves during the spin cycle – like Swiss cheese.

In contrast, the GloveBag features over 1,000 microfiber fingers that clean super gently and protect the coating, while reliably rinsing away the dirt.

Yes . Ordinary laundry detergents almost always contain harsh chemicals like bleach, alcohol, or perfume that can damage the coating of your goalkeeper gloves. The result: brittle, dry latex.

The best option is GloveWash – specially developed for goalkeeper gloves and machine washing. It contains no harsh chemicals and also conditions the delicate latex.

Alternatively, you can use an ultra-sensitive delicate detergent, which is usually also free of harmful ingredients such as bleach.

Fun fact: Even your printed sportswear will appreciate mild detergents.

As often as necessary, but not necessarily after every use. It is important to wash the gloves regularly when visibly soiled to prevent dirt from becoming embedded in the latex.