Yes, you can return the gloves here, as long as they have not been used and are NOT CUSTOMIZED; no exchanges or returns will be accepted for CUSTOMIZED gloves.

Abrasion damage is an inevitable factor for any goalkeeper, although there are certain tips that can help extend the life of gloves.

Do not land with palms in actions that require sliding: in low dives, where the body usually slows down due to the pressure of the palms against the ground, the gloves suffer great wear and tear; therefore, it is advisable that, once the save or clearance has been made, the goalkeeper uses their fists to slow down and thus avoid damage to the palm.

Do not get up by supporting yourself on the palms of the gloves: when pushing off the ground with your hands, the latex wears out quickly; therefore, it is better to get up using your fists to reduce degradation.

Condition of the playing field: training or playing on fields in good condition also helps to keep gloves in better condition, since abrasion on the latex is less, although this factor does not directly depend on the goalkeeper.

The drying process of the gloves is essential to ensure their maximum durability. They should be stored in a dry, well-ventilated area of the home, such as a room or closet, and it is highly recommended to remove them from the bag after each use to allow them to air out in that space. This will help extend the life of the glove.

Under no circumstances should they be exposed to direct sunlight, as the latex can be severely damaged and completely lose its grip, especially in PRO and ADVANCE range models.