Description
One Pair Per Player, Eyes Up in Every Drill
The Dribble Goggles Team Pack is 10, 12, 15, or 25 pairs of our basketball dribble goggles (dribbling glasses) in one order. Each pair has an open frame and no lenses. The lower panel blocks the view of the ball so players handle by feel, eyes up.
When a visiting coach walks in during your warmups and sees the whole roster dribbling with their heads up, nobody has to explain what kind of program you run. Your guards see the floor in games because they never got to watch the ball in practice.
10 pairs $39.99, 12 pairs $46.99, 15 pairs $56.99, or 25 pairs $89.99 for camps and clubs. One size fits all, kids to adults. Need 50 or more? Request a quote.
- Every player trains heads up at the same time, no sharing
- One order covers the whole roster; save from 12 pairs up
- One size fits all with an adjustable strap
- The lower panel blocks the ball, not the court
- Works with the ball-handling drills you already run
Why Put a Whole Team in Dribble Goggles?
Dribble goggles block a player's vision below the chest. With their head up, players cannot see anything below their chest. They still see the court, the rim, and their teammates, but not the ball, so their hands learn to control it by feel. Most players peek at the ball or watch it out of the corner of their eye. The goggles take that away.
With one pair per player, your whole roster gets heads-up reps in the same drill. Players who can handle without looking see the open teammate, the help defender, and the gap to the rim. They really work, and players find practice more fun and a lot more challenging.
How Do You Use Dribble Goggles in Team Practice?
Make the first 10 minutes of practice goggles-on ball handling, then pull them off for live play.
More ideas: run any of our 15 best basketball dribbling drills with the team in goggles.
How Do Team Pack Prices Compare?
| Option | Price | Per pair |
|---|---|---|
| Single pair | $3.99 | $3.99 |
| 10 pair pack | $39.99 (one order for the whole team) | $4.00 |
| 12 pair pack | $46.99 (save $0.89 vs 12 singles) | $3.92 |
| 15 pair pack | $56.99 (save $2.86 vs 15 singles) | $3.80 |
| 25 pair camp and club pack | $89.99 (save $9.76 vs 25 singles) | $3.60 |
What Is in the Team Pack?
| Pairs | 10 pairs ($39.99), 12 pairs ($46.99), 15 pairs ($56.99), or 25 pairs ($89.99); 50 or more by quote |
|---|---|
| Product | The same HoopsKing dribble goggles sold as single pairs |
| Lenses | None. Open frame, nothing in front of the eyes |
| Eye protection | None. Training aid only; for games use goggles rated ASTM F803 |
| Fit | One size fits all, kids to adults, adjustable elastic strap |
| Frame | Soft, flexible white plastic |
Just need one or two? Get the single pair of basketball dribble goggles for $3.99, or browse every trainer in Dribbling Aids.
Dribble Goggles Team Pack FAQ
How many pairs come in the dribble goggles team pack?
Choose 10 pairs for $39.99, 12 pairs for $46.99, 15 pairs for $56.99, or 25 pairs for $89.99. That is one pair for every player, from a youth team to a full camp.
Can I order more than 25 pairs?
Yes. For 50 or more pairs for a league, club, or camp, contact us for a quote.
Do the team pack dribble goggles have lenses?
No. Every pair has an open frame with nothing in front of the eyes. The solid bottom of the frame blocks the view of the ball, so players keep their eyes up and dribble by feel.
Are dribble goggles protective sports goggles?
No. Dribble goggles are a ball-handling training aid and give no eye protection. If players need eye protection for games, use sports goggles rated for basketball (look for ASTM F803).
Is the team pack cheaper than buying single pairs?
From 12 pairs up, yes. Single pairs are $3.99 each and the 10 pair pack is about the same, $4.00 a pair, in one order for the whole team. The 12 pair pack is about $3.92 a pair, the 15 pair pack about $3.80, and the 25 pair pack about $3.60.
Will the goggles fit every player on my team?
Yes. They are one size fits all, kids to adults, with an adjustable elastic strap, so the same pack works for youth, middle school, and high school players.
How should a team use dribble goggles in practice?
Put them on for your ball-handling block, like the first 10 minutes of practice. Run stationary pound dribbles, two-ball work, and a cone weave with every player in goggles, then take them off for live play.
Put Every Player in Dribble Goggles
Most teams have one or two players who can handle with their heads up. Build a roster where all of them can. Packs of 10, 12, 15, or 25 pairs, from $39.99. No lenses, one size fits all, ready for your next practice.
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