Renegade GK Limited Edition Rogue Soccer Goalie Gloves with Microbe-Guard (Sizes 6-11, Level 4+) Pro-Tek Fingersaves & 4+3MM Giga Grip | Only 1500 Made for Each Style | Based in The U.S.A.

This is my second pair of Renegades, glad I finally found these after going through numerous other brands. I play indoor soccer once to twice a week and these are hands down the best. I usually can get about at least 6 months out of a pair, can stretch it a little further so I love the durability if you’re playing regularly. The grips stay solid, don’t get too chewed out, and the gloves themselves just keep holding up.These particular rogue series ones are really a cut above but at the same price as my last pair. Great finger savers, and they improved the pull strap so it’s really sturdy and basically part of the glove instead of just a sewed cloth strap. It actually makes a big difference in fit and play, getting your hand comfortably in there.Without the finger savers, these basically feel like a second skin, it’s awesome and you really get a great feel on the ball especially for distribution throws. The finger savers do make it a little more rigid but they break in nicely so it’s all just to your tastes.The rubbered finger backing was another great upgrade. I kind of thought it would just be for the look, but it’s nice and thick and really gives your fingers some extra backing (which for me is huge in indoor where I’m too old to be breaking fingers playing rec soccer) and helps with all the weird sort of angles you end up in taking shots from 5-7 yards for an hour.Last awesome improvement is the strap which may look small at first but is super elastic and gets a really nice tight fit, even around my bulky Apple Watch. These things stay put all game.Otherwise, they’re the same great gloves as Renegade always puts out. Nice breathable fabric (they actually don’t destroy my bag sitting for a week after a game...), good sticky grip and thick so it lasts a good while. If the fit is tight at first, just trust it, these gloves break in nicely after a use or two and the firmness eases up so they slide right on but still stay really snug.If you play regularly, then you already know the value of spending a few bucks on gloves once or twice a year. These are hands down the best price to value glove at that $50-60 range. I’ve given up on looking for anything else. They also look cool as hell if you’re into that sort of thing! The USWNT 4 star nod is sweet.

Our 14yo likes these gloves. His previous gloves were worn out (as they tend to do) and we bought these as his replacement. They are true-to-size and he said they have a good grip. They have good flexibility, even with the finger protectors. They seem to be of good quality and function well for his goalie needs.

Works great and lasts, I’ve had it for a year only problem is finger saves broke quickly. Some people got new saves, I just got rid of the saves. Durable. Five stars.

I was originally dedicated to Puma goalkeeper gloves that are $120+ in price. Have finger save/protection, 3mm foam palm, wrap around strap, side gusset sewn in seams, the works basically. However back in the day I learned about rolled cut and figured I'd give those a try, but Puma didn't support those and when they changed their finger saves that would break after one punch I went away from what worked as the previous gloves were discontinued... I moved to Reusch gloves (ortho-tec $165+/$225). Been on their gloves that last three years, but they recently went away from their Waorani G2 and created a G3 glove called Attrakt that is just awful at which point, I decided to give Renegade a go. I was skeptical, but after using boy I was was wrong... However, they are great per their negative cut gloves -- their rolled cut are absolutely terrible! Back to the drawing board is definitely in need from scratch for their rolled cut gloves. Their negative cut gloves could use some additions or upgrades, but overall are a solid pair for $60-$70.Let me clarify, the rolled cut hurt your fingers when you bend them. The protection on top is plastic, the finger spines are designed by no one knowledgeable in the soccer goalkeeping field and are the same in the negative cut -- I threw them out and put my Reusch finger spines in place, the foam inside the glove is thick and extremely tight, the foam on the palm feels like it is less than 2mm, but its strap wraps around unlike the negative cut gloves purchased above. I do not recommended their rolled cut, but I do recommend their negative cut.To clarify the negative cut, their foam is more grippier then Puma or Reusch's gloves by far I can hold the ball upside down/back of palm up and when I throw the ball I don't feel like I lose it in my hand as my arm comes over the shoulder.... I got the gloves before game time so I didn't have time to prewash them, but they performed like nothing else I have ever seem before. The fingers are fat like Reusch's gloves that allow more latex foam to contact ball which I prefer, they fit like a 'glove' but comfortable and didn't hurt my fingers when bending or catching, stopping or punching. However, the finger spines as previously mentioned are terrible -- could use velcro to hold them in place, the spines needs a redesign badly!! They broke when I was bending one of the fingers... Though it didnt matter because I ended up putting in the G2 Waorani spines. The wrist size is tight, but I can get my hand it in no issue and the strap needs to be a lot longer it should be able to wrap around at least once. If I wanted them wrapped around, it would have cut off my circulation, so I barely had them velcroed, but even still they were tight. If the glove gets redesigned with upgrade finger spines like Reusch's and the strap a lot longer (like take the strap from the rolled cut gloves and add them to the negative we will be in business) I will easily pay $100 to compensate for the additions -- but overall a solid glove for its price.Pretty place make the additions requested!!

My daughter is using them. They say they are very durable and protect her hands very well. Other classmates use them because they are durable.

Gloves were great…while they lasted. Only got my son about halfway through his high school season. Very frustrating for the cost of the gloves

These gloves are great!!! This is my son’s 3rd pair. Great flex and grip. Hold up well with daily use.

I'm now on my 5th pair over three years, and i can't see the need to buy another type. The cut on theses is extremely comfortable for me, but it's the grip that makes all the difference. It still surprises me when i don't drop harder shots, so it helps a lot with your confidence. I play indoor once or twice a week, so the gloves last about 30 games with 20-25 shots a game on average. I could probably push them a bit more if need be. I think these run a bit smaller compared to other brands, and a couple broke early because of that (on finger spine on the pinky and one of the pull on straps). Since I went up a size, no issues at all