Are Mizuno Global Elites too soft to dunk?

[edvedsfb]

Does anyone have experience using the dunk method on a Mizuno Global Elite. I'm obviously not doing it to break it in as it breaks in pretty quickly I would simply be doing to help it hold shape.

Still not sold on the idea of dunking this one but I've dunked a glove before and it turned out pretty good.

 

[fredderf]

Does anyone have experience using the dunk method on a Mizuno Global Elite. I'm obviously not doing it to break it in as it breaks in pretty quickly I would simply be doing to help it hold shape.

Still not sold on the idea of dunking this one but I've dunked a glove before and it turned out pretty good.

I think so, I think the idea of dunking is for gloves that are almost to stiff to close when you first get them.

I could be wrong, I'm not a glove dunker
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[edvedsfb]

I think so, I think the idea of dunking is for gloves that are almost to stiff to close when you first get them.

I could be wrong, I'm not a glove dunker
F

That's also along the lines of what I was wondering. Thanks

 

[yeti23]

I just dunked my wife's global elite gge71v (tan), to form the pocket and create a hinge/break point on the heel. It's pretty stiff compared to her broken in gcp51

 

[Jen_16]

A warm dunk can also be used to reshape a used glove should you allow it to dry before manipulation. Having said that I don't think it would do damage to a mid-high end glove. Just don't dunk pleather.