ORCA Tidal Range

Designed by goalkeepers, for goalkeepers. Explore Orca goalkeeper gloves for juniors and adults, the gloves combine a snug Roll Negative cut, breathable backhand and distinctive Orca detailing. Available in Shadow, Polar and Crimson.



ORCA Tidal Range

The making of a glove that took two years

As a goalkeeper who had to fight for every opportunity, nothing was given. Everything was earned. That same mentality is built into every pair of ORCA gloves — designed for keepers who train harder, move sharper, and demand more from themselves.

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Great coaching builds great goalkeepers — it’s that simple

Session Location

Join us at our convenient location for an unforgettable session experience.

Orca Goalkeeping, London, UK

+44 (0) 7397193931

info@orcagoalkeeping.com

Mon-Fri: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sat-Sun: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

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Requirements For Training 

Our gloves are true to size and fit consistently with the major goalkeeper glove brands.

If you normally wear a size 9, order a size 9 in Orca. There's no need to size up or down.

For younger goalkeepers or anyone unsure of their current size, you can also use our size guide before ordering.

There isn't a set lifespan for goalkeeper gloves. How long they last depends on how often you train, the surface you play on, your goalkeeping technique and how well you look after them.

Premium latex is designed to prioritise grip and performance, so some natural wear is completely normal. Looking after your gloves properly—particularly cleaning and drying them correctly—will significantly help maintain their performance.

Yes. We recommend pre-washing your gloves before their first session or match.

Gently rinse the palms with lukewarm water and allow them to air-dry naturally. Before playing, lightly dampening the palms can also help activate the latex and get the best performance from the grip.

Never use direct heat such as a radiator or tumble dryer to dry your gloves.

Yes. Our gloves can be used on both natural and artificial surfaces.

However, artificial surfaces are more abrasive than natural grass and can increase latex wear. Try to avoid unnecessarily placing your palms on the ground when getting back to your feet, and clean your gloves after use to help extend their life.

A little care makes a big difference.

After playing, rinse dirt and debris from the latex using lukewarm water, gently squeeze out excess water and leave the gloves to air-dry naturally away from direct sunlight or heat.

Don't leave muddy gloves sitting in your bag between sessions. Keeping the latex clean and correctly stored will help preserve both the grip and lifespan of your gloves.