Range of goalkeeper gloves size 4

In our Goalkeeper Gloves Size 4 collection, you'll find a carefully curated selection designed specifically for young goalkeepers. Well-known brands like Stanno offer various junior models with a comfortable fit and durable finish. The gloves come in many designs and colors, so they match any football outfit well.

Prices range from affordable entry-level models for beginners to more advanced gloves for intensive use. Whether you're looking for a set for training or matches, there's always a suitable choice for every budget. All size 4 models are made with a focus on grip, flexibility, and protection.

Who is size 4 suitable for?

Goalkeeper gloves in size 4 are usually suitable for young children aged between 6 and 9 years old. The fit is well adapted to smaller hands, making it easier for young goalkeepers to catch and control the ball. A well-fitting glove helps build confidence in goal, which is especially important in the early years of football development.

When choosing the right size, it’s helpful to measure from the tip of the middle finger to the beginning of the wrist. Not sure? Use our size chart on the product page as a guide. The glove should fit snugly but not too tight. This way, fingers can move freely without losing grip.

Options for every use

The selection includes gloves that are suitable for different pitches and weather conditions. Some models are specially designed for artificial turf, where gloves tend to wear out faster. Others are better for grass fields, with added reinforcement in vulnerable areas for longer durability.

There are also models that perform well in wet conditions. These feature a latex layer that maintains grip in the rain. For goalkeepers who dive frequently or play in competitions, some junior gloves offer reinforced fingers for light protection and greater stability.

Care and maintenance

To maintain the grip of Goalkeeper Gloves Size 4, we recommend cleaning them with lukewarm water after every training or match. Do not use detergent or strong cleaning agents, as these can damage the latex and reduce glove performance.

Always let gloves dry at room temperature, out of direct sunlight. Too much heat or moisture can harm the material. With regular use, gloves typically last half a season. With proper care, they last longer and retain their grip better.