Hot Glove is The Bomb

[Milli]

It's not floppy, just soft. The old one was floppy, hence the new glove.

Hey, I would like to afford a $2-300 glove that is nice & soft day 1, but $100 and a $10 can of this works just fine. We'll see how it holds up...

You've got it all backwards. high end gloves are usually stiff for a while and take some TLC and longer to break in. the cheap gloves are the ones that come game ready.

 

[Newtothegame]

I bake my gloves too.

Oh man.. Even though you would kick my azz.. After seeing that avatar, I want to punch you in the face! I do enjoy your posts though.

 

[vikingextreme93]

sooo much wrong in this thread...why all the people who ruin good leather nothing good ever comes of shortcuts.

 

[petebanta]

See quote from an nationally-respected glove rehabilitation specialist:

Not the same thing. This references oil. Hot Glove is not oil. Duh.

 

[petebanta]

You've got it all backwards. high end gloves are usually stiff for a while and take some TLC and longer to break in. the cheap gloves are the ones that come game ready.

Pfft! Not at all.

A $50 Rawlings is softer than a $300 Nokona? Nonsense.

 

[Joker]

Pfft! Not at all.

A $50 Rawlings is softer than a $300 Nokona? Nonsense.

you do realize as the quality of leather goes up the stiffness will also go up?

 

[vikingextreme93]

you do realize as the quality of leather goes up the stiffness will also go up?

that would make too much sense...but I am confused by your tactics as that is a straight answer

 

[Joker]

that would make too much sense...but I am confused by your tactics as that is a straight answer

patience, you have to have patience

 

[aulee42]

i've always used hot glove. infact i still have and use the glove that i bought in 2004. and used hot glove on it the day i got it

 

[Joker]

i've always used hot glove. infact i still have and use the glove that i bought in 2004. and used hot glove on it the day i got it

what glove though?

 

[Mikeisaddicted]

I also used the Hotglove. Works great... I am on my 2nd season with the glove (Demarini Voodoo).

that isnt a good glove, get a good one and try, i mean ruin it and let us know

 

[aulee42]

what glove though?

that would require me to go out to my truck and find out. lol

 

[NoRangeAg]

that would require me to go out to my truck and find out. lol

The fact that you don't remember the glove that you're being asked about tells me all I need to know about taking glove advice from you.

 

[warpath]

You and me, and me and you..!

It speeds up the break in process ten fold yo.

 

[yjzep]

Pfft! Not at all.

A $50 Rawlings is softer than a $300 Nokona? Nonsense.

Apparently, you have never put on a brand new Nokona.
I used hot oven crap on a couple cheapo 35$ gloves to get them ready for a game the next day for newbies on my company rec team, but that will be the day when any of my Mizunos see the oven! Just go throw!

 

[MarlSrSoftball]

And you will be buying another glove in a year or two....

Mine lasted 10 and is still in good condition except the back strap broke from sweat.

 

[RadCon10]

Glove in the oven!? Mmmmm...I ate his glove with some fava beans and a nice chianti

 

[MarlSrSoftball]

Exactly


Again, how often do you play?

Up to last year I was playing 200-240 games per year and the glove today looks as good as it was when new. It is a Mizuno that I paid $140.00 wholesale about 10-12 years ago and also used it on my 10.5 Mizuno which I bought a year or so later.

 

[FranDog33]

And you will be buying another glove in a year or two....

pretty much sums it up right there

 

[aulee42]

The fact that you don't remember the glove that you're being asked about tells me all I need to know about taking glove advice from you.

dude it was bought 7 yrs ago. its a rawlings that i know. I dont use it anymore. just sits in the bag my liberty adv. i used the hot glove once on it and helped with the break in. that was last year and it still is in good shape