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Durability. Full stop.
You need gloves that can handle the grind — without falling apart after a week.
That means:
Stronger, harder-wearing latex (not the soft stuff you’d wear in a match)
Solid stitching that holds up under pressure
A cut and fit that lets you train freely, without babying your gear
Training gloves aren’t about flash. They’re about function.
The goal is simple: protect your hands, keep your form sharp, and save your match gloves for where it counts.
Match gloves are built for grip.
Training gloves are built to last.
Match latex is usually softer, stickier, and more fragile. It’ll give you that elite-level feel — but if you use it every day in a muddy training session or on turf, don’t expect it to hold up.
Training gloves use tougher latex that gives up a bit of grip for a lot more life. They won’t feel as “pro” out of the box — but they’ll still perform, and you won’t blow through a pair every 2 weeks.
If you're training more than once a week, yes.
One pair for training. One pair for game day. It’s that simple.
You’ll save money, extend the lifespan of your match gloves, and always have a solid pair to fall back on.
Built with harder-wearing latex, perfect for artificial pitches or heavy training loads.
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Hybrid performance for players training 3+ times a week who still want good handling.
SHOP NOWNot sure which to go for? Hit the chat. Tell us how often you train, what surface you play on, and we’ll tell you exactly what fits.
Training gloves are workhorses — they’re not supposed to be pretty.
They’re there to keep your hands protected, your grip sharp, and your match gloves untouched.
Train smart. Gear up properly. And when you step into a game, your hands are ready.
No — and most serious brands don’t. The difference comes down to how you use them. Some gloves in our range are built with more durable latex and tougher construction, which makes them better suited to the demands of training.
Look for gloves with a slightly firmer latex and a more robust build. These will hold up better over repeated sessions, especially on turf or hard ground. If you’re unsure, check the product descriptions — we’ll tell you which ones can take a beating.
You can — but expect the grip to fade quicker. If you’re training more than once a week, you’ll want a second pair. One to train in. One to trust on matchday. That’s how most keepers do it.
Rinse them after every session. Never leave them wet in your bag. And stop dragging them on turf. The better you look after your gloves, the longer they hold up — even under heavy use.
Yes — but some will last longer than others. Turf is tough on latex, so if you train on 3G regularly, go for gloves with stronger build quality. We’ll make it clear which ones are made for the grind.
