Colorado Springs -- RepFlex Goalkeeping is taking preorders from November 11, 2026, for REACT, weighted goalkeeper training gloves that add resistance to ordinary drills.

Resistance runs through the fingers, backhand and wrist

The patent-pending gloves use RFX-6 CORE, RepFlex's proprietary resistance system. A flexible weighted matrix extends through the fingers, full backhand and a 360-degree wrist structure, spreading the load while allowing natural hand movement. The build also includes full backhand padding for impact protection and added wrist stability.

Keepers train without an anchor or tether

RepFlex calls the approach free-motion resistance. The extra demand travels with the goalkeeper through catches, dives, extensions, punches, distribution and recoveries, so players can change direction and hand position freely. The company says the gloves are designed to help build strength, speed, power and technical control.

Existing drills become strength work

Coaches, clubs, academies and individual players can keep their current sessions. The gloves add physical demand to challenge strength, movement control and endurance, while players continue to work on catching mechanics, coordination and technical precision.

The collection comes in youth and adult models, with resistance calibrated by glove size. RepFlex recommends introducing the gloves progressively, with movement quality guiding progression.