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Gloves - Break it in
Best way to break your gloves in? just got these in the mail
http://img177.imageshack.us/img177/2023/glovesae5.jpg but they are stiff. They fit good, plenty of room in the fingers, but like i said they dont have the flexibility of my Old gloves, really "feels" like i have gloves on , where my old gloves i wouldnt even know i had on. any techniques for breaking gloves in a little faster? |
microwave or
go ride in a thunderstorm |
-wear 'em around the house
-get caught in a rainstorm with them on, ride till they are dry -ride -ride -ride |
microwave huh... think i can just use a blowtorch to speed up the process.
C'mon i know theres gotta be some stuff people do. I know i used to wear my new soccer cleats in the shower a couple times then wear em around the house to break em in faster. maybe i'll go take a shower. |
Do you have any leather conditioner/cleaner?? the would help loosen them up too.
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Wear them.
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Just wear them. :idk:
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I'm gonna pick up some leather cleaner and rub em real good. decided that washing them is not a good idea, when the tag specified "do not wash" and then x'd out every washing option. |
yea ive been liftin weights with them on and they feel much beter. i'm also typingf with them on right now
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They cant be that stiff.. How much were those gloves by the way? I like them.
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90 and no they arent. just are compared to what im used to. they're feelin great now
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you can get oil from any sports store for baseball gloves... you rub the oil in... then heat the glove in the oven for like 30 mins... you could try that...
my A* felt like they were already broken in when I got them... :idk: |
sweat and rainstorms do it for me.
Except my really stiff pair of rain gauntlets... moisture proof- go figure. :whistle: |
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