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ALBERTO
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025
i paid 30 bucks a dicks for gloves that were impossible for him to slip on and off. these go on and off easy and provide great protection.
Frank White
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2024
My son has been using this model for years. He usually grows them out before they start falling apart.
SU
Reviewed in Mexico on April 21, 2021
Buena calidad por el precio. Aún nos e desgastan y los.ocupamos al menos 2 veces por semana y se lavan igual.
edgar aguilar
Reviewed in Mexico on April 18, 2021
el producto es bueno,solo que estan un poco chico.
Juan Manuel
Reviewed in Mexico on October 21, 2020
Talla correcto y buenos materiales.Mi hijo tiene 7 años y le quedan muy bien, la verdad el material se ve de buena calidad, han aguantado muy bien un uso promedio.
Cliente de
Reviewed in Mexico on November 8, 2019
Los pedi para mi hijo de 8 años, llegaron de un dia para otro, llegaron como 1 pm , perfectamente para la practica a las 3pm. Mi hijo los uso una hora, se ven padres, estan suaves pero se descosieron de la muñeca. Estan baratos pero creo que duren una hora de juego esta pesimo.
Scott
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2019
I was wary because of the price, but also willing to try them because of it. They have turned out to be great, and the kids I coach really like them.They are put together like normal gloves ("negative cut" goalkeeper terms) which gives them less surface space for stopping shots, but feel much more natural for young players not used to bulky keeper gloves.I've only used these for one season of futsal, and for the keepers on my teams without their own gloves. So, I can't comment on durability or grip on wet soccer balls.For information, the kids using these were U11 competitive boys team and a U13 rec girls. For older competitive teams, I think you might want something with more structure and protection from harder shots. For anything U8-U11, these are excellent.
Cliente de
Reviewed in Mexico on October 28, 2018
Buen producto
eric c.
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2017
My son hasn't used them yet, but I want to leave this feedback for those looking for help with sizing...as I was before I ordered these. There is no sizing chart that I can find from Vizari. I found a website that sells these, and other goalie gloves, which offered the following generic sizing system: measure around the widest part of the palm (knuckles), then add an inch to get glove size, My son is 8, average size (wife says our boys have wide hands and feet). His hand measured 6.75" around the knuckles. So we ordered a size 7, ignoring the website's advice to add a full inch. They are still definitely TOO BIG, as in, he has LOTS of dead space past where his fingers end. And there is side-to-side space as well. I just ordered a 6; we will save the 7s for next year. I might remember to update this once we receive the 6. And perhaps I will also add perspective as they are used. Initial impression is that they seem decent, especially for the price. Who knows how long until the soft rubber starts to break up. That's what it does; it is soft, after all--you want that for grip, so it can't be terrible durable as well. Like everything else in life, there is a trade-off.
J
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2017
At roughly $11.00, these are a good purchase for a pair of goalie gloves that will only see two or three seasons at most before they're grown out of. I'm impressed with the quality so far. The padding is thinner than traditional goalie gloves but it's sufficient for children. Nice color and good grip material. Also, fairly priced in my opinion. Size 5 is a good fit for an 8 year old, just to give you a better idea of glove size.
Chris
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2016
Given how quickly kids outgrow sports equipment and clothing, it seems crazy to spend too much on some items. I was looking for some inexpensive, but reasonably decent quality gloves for my 3rd/4th grade girls soccer team to use. I considered these a 1-season purchase, but after rigorous use it looks like I'll be able to keep on using them next season, and possibly beyond. Since the kids hand sizes were all over the place, I was concerned I'd get something too small or too large, but I found that none of the kids complained, even the ones with smaller hands. In the end, they just like having the gloves on when they're in the goal, so getting a size that fits most kids (even if it's a little big on smaller kids) is the best option I think.They're not meant to be lifetime gloves, and they're not priced that way, which is fine by me. Zero complaints here, good value for the price.
GRJ
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2016
I coach U10 girls soccer and ordered a size 5. My girls LOVE these gloves. They are comfortable and do an adequate job protecting their fingers. I do, though, have some feedback: The gloves do wear out rather fast. The palm is a soft material that allows a keeper to grab the ball better. And this material will start to wear out. I'm on my 2nd pair...1st pair delivered on 01/20/16, 2nd pair delivered on 02/11/16. We practice 2 nights a week and have games on Saturdays meaning the gloves get used 3 days a week for about 2 hours each day. After 10 uses, it was time for another pair. For the price...that's about a $1 per use. Not THAT bad. Next, and this is for all gloves...be sure you let them fully air out and dry after each use! If you don't, they will begin to smell. For me, I put them on the porch outside overnight. The next morning, I put the gloves, palms together with a dryer sheet in between, back in the original bag which, conveniently, is a zip lock bag.
David L Mobley
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2015
My daughter is 9, but a pretty serious goalie (usually 2-3 practices and a game every week). She wore holes through the palms of the old pair of gloves (from Adidas) in just a couple of months. Because of that bad experience, we decided to see if we did any better with a different brand (I wasn't enthused about buying four pairs of gloves every year) and so far, these seem promising. She likes the fit and feel, and after most of a season worth of games, there's still very little wear on the palms (I have her wearing the old pair for practices still). I'll update if they wear out faster than I think they should, but so far I'm optimistic that they not only work well but are also more durable than the old pair.
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