Replacement lace

[mihklo]

For those that do the relacing..... Where do you get it from and what are the better brands to use?

 

[Daddyfatsacs]

I havent personally relaced a glove in prob a decade, but I heard tanners lace is very good. Back in the day I used Mizuno lace directly from them.

 

[smarkley3]

Not a big fan of the Tanners, what else is out there that is good? The Tanners colors seem a little off and seems to knapp up alot.....

 

[position3]

Tennessee Tanning Co

 

[mihklo]

Well damn. I ordered some of the tanners earlier today hopefully it works out alright!

 

[position3]

it should. Tanners makes good stuff. They make the laces that go in Primo gloves

 

[BryonR41]

Interested in hearing these answers, also does anyone recommend a particular re-lace kit...looking to get into re-lacing some of my old gloves and some of my teammates possibly, Thanks!

 

[webmouth247]

Tennessee Tanning Co

I maybe be wrong but Tennessee tanning co is who supplies tanners.

 

[Podo]

Interested in hearing these answers, also does anyone recommend a particular re-lace kit...looking to get into re-lacing some of my old gloves and some of my teammates possibly, Thanks!

Here yah go. I've been able to do every glove with these tools. Maybe the pro's (Webmouth and dirty30) will share there secrets.

 

[webmouth247]

I use the same...

 

[BryonR41]

^^Thanks bros^^

 

[Krocket_6]

check out buybaseballglovelace.com been using them for about a year now lots of differnt colors to pick from even have some neon colors if you want to get alittle crazy.

 

[Rous]

usasportsdirect.com has good stuff too.

 

[ozzyoyo02]

Hit up milocoman..

 

[Podo]

usasportsdirect.com has good stuff too.

Ooh, good deal on 3/16 black 72" if it's good leather. $2.50 a lace if u buy 10. We'll find out here in a few days I guess.

 

[Rous]

usasportsdirect is part of Glovesmith and they sell the same lace used on the USA customs. The tan is much stiffer than the black, but it is all nice.

 

[Podo]

usasportsdirect is part of Glovesmith and they sell the same lace used on the USA customs. The tan is much stiffer than the black, but it is all nice.

The only lace I've ever used is tanners. Does this stuff compair in quality?

 

[Rous]

I actually think the black and tan lace Glovesmith uses is from Tanners (I asked Bart one time and I think that is what he told me), but the other colors they get from overseas. I have worked with or had gloves from them made with tan, black, gray, red and tobacco. All of it measures true to size (the 3/16" was 3/16" and the 1/4" was 1/4") and have been pretty even. The gray, red, black are all similar in thickness and stiffness (not too stiff). The tan and tobacco are stiffer and the tobacco color is a bit thinner.

I was recently relacing a Rawlings HOH with a modified trap. The original finger lace measured 7/32" and the palm lace was 5/32". While 1/32" wouldn't seem to matter much, the wider Glovesmith lace made lacing the modified trap a challenge. Here is what it looked like.

 

[BryonR41]

Any way to buy pinky/thumb loops, I'm having a hard time finding these...

 

[Rous]

Any way to buy pinky/thumb loops, I'm having a hard time finding these...

I am sure if you send your old one to usasportsdirect (Glovesmith) they will make you one, but dirty30 may be able to do the same.

 

[Salamander]

I maybe be wrong but Tennessee tanning co is who supplies tanners.

Your right

 

[just moonshots!]

I use the mizuno packs. Come with 6 5ft laces, which is plenty for most gloves. Laces are stiff and sturdy.. Lots of colors.