GR1P
A$59βA$89.99Australia
Australian-owned brand started by a goalkeeper of more than 20 years. Gloves use 4mm German Contact latex.
About GR1P (source) βπ¦πΊ Australia Β· 8 brands
Australian-based, goalkeeper-focused glove brands. Filter by state or territory, compare prices in Australian dollars and visit each brand's official site.
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Australian-owned brand started by a goalkeeper of more than 20 years. Gloves use 4mm German Contact latex.
About GR1P (source) βCanberra, ACT Β· Founded 2023
Women's goalkeeper gloves in sizes 6 to 9 for Australia and New Zealand. Co-founded in 2023 by Melbourne Victory goalkeeper coach Mel Maizels and Helen Ritchie.KeepHer Australia is the Australian and New Zealand arm of KeepHer, the women's goalkeeper glove brand founded in Portland, Oregon, by Doug Diller.
About KeepHer Australia (source) βAustralia
Australian brand with more than 30 gloves and grip socks. Uses Contact latex; the Nitro has a 4mm Contact palm and a negative cut.
Source: official site βFindon, SA Β· Founded 2017
Australian-owned since 2017, with a store in suburban Adelaide. Offers pro, match and junior glove collections.
About SPYNE Goalkeeper Products (source) βSydney, NSW
Australian-owned and created by goalkeepers. Gloves use German latex and ship from a Sydney warehouse.
Source: official site βBrisbane, QLD Β· Founded 2021
Launched in December 2021 in Dubai and later moved to Brisbane. Lines include the Vortex, Supernova and Elite 2.4 Aqua.
About TechGrip (source) βAdelaide, SA
Owned by former Young Socceroos goalkeeper Anthony Tassie Breaden. Gloves use 4mm German latex in negative, roll finger and hybrid cuts and are worn by A-League keepers.
About TJ Goalkeeping (source) βGold Coast, QLD
Born on the Gold Coast and built by goalkeepers. Gloves use 4mm German contact latex, including hybrid-cut models.
About Valor Goalkeeping (source) β