Hi, I did this video quickly the other night, it’s how I replace my Obo front kicker kicker straps. I find it the quickest easiest way. Let me know what you think! Or if you have a different/better way of doing it? Hopefully the above should work. Otherwise go on to You Tube and type [...]

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A simple tip, but taping your helmet above the eye line will help block out the sun, which can otherwise be a distraction.

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Zinc oxide tape is a great stick grip for goalkeepers.

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TK GX 1.0 strapping tips?

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An article about indoor legguard covers and how to make them yourself or purchase them.

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Here is a quick video of Jimmy from OBO World HQ showing how to re-strap your ROBO LHP. Preparation – You will need the following equipment;

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With ‘going Dutch’ and padding down for greater flexibility in save making, the skin is left vulnerable to getting shredded on tough sand based pitches. As has been said goalkeepers are amazing people! Ingeniously, some keepers have come up with the idea of wearing medical tubular bandages; allowing them to protect their skin without losing any mobility at the elbow for those all important reflex glove saves.

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One of the things I enjoy about the goalkeeping community is the sharing of hints and tips when it comes to all things kit; this is probably one of my favourites, hopefully you can benefit from this if you don’t already. I should start by saying that I’ve used a few different brands over the years, and [...]

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Want to know how to get the best comfort and lifespan from your new OBO kickers? Click below to view the presentation on how to condition your kickers. Basic Navigation of the OBO Keepers Resources Website Many thanks to Animal for his content input.

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The first thing you should do is nothing! Don’t even remove the old straps, because you can use them as a threader instead of having to make one yourself.

If you’ve already removed the old straps then you’ll need to follow the steps outlined below.

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