The cleaner T1TAN TurboClean was developed by the German goalkeeper gloves brand to wash latex palms without drying them out. In its 200 ml bottle, it removes dirt, sweat, and synthetic turf residues, so your pair maintains its grip from session to session, whether it's made by T1TAN or another brand.
A clean palm, a grip that lasts.
A goalkeeper's palm loses grip long before it wears out: dust, mud and sweat get trapped in the latex pores and form a slippery film. The TurboClean dissolves this film without damaging the foam, whereas regular household soap leaves residues and hardens the latex. After rinsing, the palm feels softer and stickier. Used regularly, it delays the appearance of cracks and extends the life of match gloves, which are often the heaviest investment of a goalkeeper's season.
The page Glove Care brings together all the cleaners and grip sprays. Depending on your routine, you can complement TurboClean with the Gloveglu grip spray and deodorizer set, or compare it with Reusch care products, a pioneer in latex palms, and Uhlsport cleaners, the brand from Balingen.
TurboClean is used sparingly: a small amount is enough for one pair, meaning the 200 ml bottle guarantees over forty washes according to T1TAN. For a goalkeeper who trains two to three times a week and cleans their gloves after every muddy session, this amounts to several months of maintenance. The size remains compact and fits easily in a goalkeeper's bag with the spare pair. For a parent, it’s also a simple way to help extend the life of a young goalkeeper's gloves who plays every weekend and often comes off the pitch covered in dirt.
The T1TAN cleaner is a small purchase that quickly pays off for a pair of match gloves. During Black Friday and the holiday season, pair it with the gloves you gift; winter sales can then be used to replenish your stock. In spring, glove deals come together during the French Days, followed by summer sales and the return to training. For the rest of the year, check out the Promotions and Clearance section.
Yes, it’s formulated for the latex of goalkeeper palms, regardless of the glove brand. Just ensure a thorough rinse with lukewarm water and allow to air dry slowly, just like with a T1TAN pair.
Yes, T1TAN was founded in 2016 in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, by enthusiasts of the position. The brand became known for its finger-protecting gloves and customizable models, before expanding its range with dedicated care products.
Allow between twelve and twenty-four hours to air dry, depending on the thickness of the foam and the room temperature. Never force drying with a hairdryer or on a radiator, as heat will harden the latex.
Yes, even more so, as they are used on more abrasive surfaces and collect more dirt. A clean training palm grips better, making ball-catching exercises more effective.
The odor can linger in the lining and wrist, which the cleaning of the palm doesn't always reach. Also wash the inside of the glove, rinse it well, then leave it to dry completely open, as any residual moisture can cause odors to return.