Anonymous
11/01/2020 08:08
Subject: Best gear to keep your keeper warm
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:New to travel soccer this season and will be playing more in cold conditions. Please recommend any specific gear that your goalkeeper finds helpful to stay warm.
Ski thermals. Woolly hat.
Rubber gloves under the goalie gloves
Rubber gloves like you would clean in?
Google it
Anonymous
11/01/2020 08:04
Subject: Best gear to keep your keeper warm
Anonymous
10/31/2020 22:02
Subject: Best gear to keep your keeper warm
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:New to travel soccer this season and will be playing more in cold conditions. Please recommend any specific gear that your goalkeeper finds helpful to stay warm.
Ski thermals. Woolly hat.
Rubber gloves under the goalie gloves
Rubber gloves like you would clean in?
Anonymous
10/31/2020 20:24
Subject: Best gear to keep your keeper warm
Anonymous wrote:New to travel soccer this season and will be playing more in cold conditions. Please recommend any specific gear that your goalkeeper finds helpful to stay warm.
Wear a hoodie and pants.
Anonymous
10/31/2020 19:20
Subject: Best gear to keep your keeper warm
Anonymous wrote:Compression gear
A good pair of mittens helps if your kid is playing in Nov-Feb outside
My DD likes a fleece headband that go over the ears too
Best pants to stop cutting knees on turf
Anonymous
10/31/2020 18:18
Subject: Best gear to keep your keeper warm
Compression gear
A good pair of mittens helps if your kid is playing in Nov-Feb outside
My DD likes a fleece headband that go over the ears too
A good pair of mittens helps if your kid is playing in Nov-Feb outside
My DD likes a fleece headband that go over the ears too
Anonymous
10/31/2020 17:40
Subject: Best gear to keep your keeper warm
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:New to travel soccer this season and will be playing more in cold conditions. Please recommend any specific gear that your goalkeeper finds helpful to stay warm.
Ski thermals. Woolly hat.
Rubber gloves under the goalie gloves
Anonymous
10/31/2020 16:51
Subject: Re:Best gear to keep your keeper warm
I do wool base layers from REI - think thin wool from brands like SmartWool or Icebreakers. Much better then tech material as it continues to warm you even when it gets wet...and it just doesn't get stinky. I do a lot of cold weather activity for long hours and this stuff is revolutionary. Socks in it too!
Anonymous
10/31/2020 16:49
Subject: Best gear to keep your keeper warm
Nike
Anonymous
10/31/2020 15:53
Subject: Best gear to keep your keeper warm
Think layers.
Anonymous
10/31/2020 10:55
Subject: Re:Best gear to keep your keeper warm
All sports brands have a base layer line for cold weather. Whatever brand has a uniform deal with your club will sell some. I know some clubs that have an exclusive deal with Nike are required to wear Nike base layer no other brands based on club contract. The only exclusions are boots and keeper gloves. Just FYI before you spend money on a brand you cant wear.
Anonymous
10/31/2020 10:19
Subject: Best gear to keep your keeper warm
We have some Under Armour compression layers that my kids have liked.
Anonymous
10/31/2020 10:09
Subject: Best gear to keep your keeper warm
Anonymous wrote:New to travel soccer this season and will be playing more in cold conditions. Please recommend any specific gear that your goalkeeper finds helpful to stay warm.
Ski thermals. Woolly hat.
Anonymous
10/31/2020 09:53
Subject: Best gear to keep your keeper warm
Long sleeve undershirt, hat if he’s sitting around on the sideline.
Anonymous
10/31/2020 09:39
Subject: Best gear to keep your keeper warm
New to travel soccer this season and will be playing more in cold conditions. Please recommend any specific gear that your goalkeeper finds helpful to stay warm.