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SIZE GUIDE
Glove size depends on the length of your hand. The DENY range covers goalkeepers from U9 to adult — junior sizes (4-6) and adult sizes (7-11).
01 — MEASURE
Measure the hand, never the age. Two goalkeepers in the same age group might be two sizes apart.
02 — YOUR GLOVE
| Hand Length | Size | Range | Corresponds to |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 – 17 cm | 4 | Junior | U9 – U10 |
| 17 – 18 cm | 5 | Junior | U11 – U12 |
| 18 – 19 cm | 6 | Junior | U13 |
| 18 – 19 cm | 7 | Adult | Teen / small adult hand |
| 19 – 20 cm | 8 | Adult | Standard small |
| 20 – 21 cm | 9 | Adult | Standard |
| 21 – 22 cm | 10 | Adult | Large hand |
| 22 – 23 cm | 11 | Adult | Very large hand |
Categories are indicative: the measurement is definitive. Between 18 and 19 cm, both ranges are suitable — see FAQ below.
💡 Choose the size that exactly matches your measurement. DENY cuts are negative, meaning they are a second skin fit: they don't tolerate a size up well. If you're between two sizes, round down.
03 — TIPS
04 — FAQ
The Junior range (sizes 4 to 6) is designed for young goalkeepers from U9 to U13: negative cut with Roll Thumb to protect the thumb, durable 3mm latex suitable for lighter shots, secure strap. The Adult range (sizes 7 to 11) is designed for teenagers and adults: second-skin negative cut, 4mm German Contact latex, removable straps. The choice is based primarily on hand length, then on category.
The smaller one. DENY gloves have a negative cut: they are snug by design, and that's what gives the ball feel. An oversized glove creates a gap between the palm and the latex, which wrinkles on impact instead of staying flat — you lose grip and the glove wears out faster. You can exchange within 14 days if it's not right.
Your fingertips should reach the end of the glove without being squashed (3 to 5 mm margin). The palm should fit snugly without pulling. You should be able to make a fist without tension, and the latex should follow the movement without forming a bulge at the fingertips.
Between 18 and 19 cm, both are suitable: stick with the ZERO ROOKIE in size 6 if the child is still in a junior category, switch to the adult DENY ZERO in size 7 if they are already taking heavy shots. This is the transition zone between the two ranges.
Very slightly, especially during the first few matches: the latex and fabric soften. This is another reason not to go up a size. Choose your true size — the glove will adjust to your hand, not the other way around.
Our range does not currently go below 16 cm. It's better to know this before ordering: opt for a junior pair from another brand, applying the same criteria — correct size, decent latex, never an oversized glove.
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What is the difference between ROOKIE and ZERO?
The ZERO is our adult model: negative second-skin cut, 4mm German Contact latex, strapless system + removable strap. The ROOKIE is the junior version (sizes 4 to 6): Flat + Roll Thumb cut for a more encompassing fit, durable 3mm latex, 360° strap. Same DNA, two uses.
I'm between two sizes, which one should I take?
Still the greatest. The negative cut (ZERO) is adjusted - a glove that is too tight becomes uncomfortable after 30 minutes. On ROOKIE, the 360° strap makes up for the margin even better. And you can exchange within 14 days.
How do I know if the size is right when I have it in hand?
Fingers touching the end of the glove without being squashed (3-5 mm of clearance). Palm conforming to the hand without pulling. You should be able to close your fist without tension. On the ROOKIE, the 360° strap should close comfortably without being tight.
Does the glove stretch out with use?
Very slightly, especially in the first few matches. The latex and fabric will soften. If you're unsure, don't size down thinking it will stretch out - choose your true size, or size up.