To those scared of water still...
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Frisco Kid
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I just jacked off to this video.
WhitePhins
MYSTERY MAN
Can I have that glove that was just made...lol
Frisco Kid
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Miz-no!!!!
etnstudios
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Der Craft Meister.
KannonsDad
**** you
If Aso does it, it can't be bad.
Just Ron
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I used a combination of hot water and steam (plastic bag in my car) to shape my new TPX Pro Flare. The Horween leather is much harder to shape than any glove I've had before. After leaving it in the car for about 45 minutes, the glove was nice a pliable. I shaped and pounded the pocket with a weight/softball and after drying it now fits like a glove should, IMHO. Great tip, thanks again.
The BP Hero
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Glove porn.
Hitting Machine
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Wow, they use a waterjet to cut the leather and I like how they nest the piece's before cutting. Good video Mike
BabeRuthPose
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Digging the soft glow. It really is like glove porn.
whogotz
dilligaf?
lmao - that was the title of the email i just sent this video as an email to a friend of mine
chrometip78
The Hungarian Barbarian
Guess my problem with the water dunk is that I associate that with reshaping a glove. But that's a big reason you picked a quality glove and shelled good money for it, the great pattern they have developed. Aso uses it for molding to your individual hand and how it closes with your hand. Do whatever you want with your glove, I don't think it's bad, just don't see it as anything other than a shortcut or geeking out with leather. I don't need it for my glove and I geek out on my leather shoes.
Only potential negative I can think of but don't know that it's bad, is getting the padding wet rather than affecting the leather. I'm under the impression that felt stiffness is due to physical composition and how it's treated. Get it wet and it softens, does part of that glue/chemical/whatever bleed out to the leather, does the felt retain every bit of stiffness once it dries? I don't think it's a major problem if these things do change, just takes away from why you got the high end glove in the first place.
Only potential negative I can think of but don't know that it's bad, is getting the padding wet rather than affecting the leather. I'm under the impression that felt stiffness is due to physical composition and how it's treated. Get it wet and it softens, does part of that glue/chemical/whatever bleed out to the leather, does the felt retain every bit of stiffness once it dries? I don't think it's a major problem if these things do change, just takes away from why you got the high end glove in the first place.
fredderf
MiZUNo & HORWeeN LoVER
Rous
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There are all sorts of pronunciation rules when you go from one language to another. The French don't say Paris the way we do, and to the Italians, it is Roma, not Rome. If you are one of those people who say you went to Par-ee on vacation, then by all means, start saying Miz-no.
Swinging Bunt
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Why give them back their masculinity? I say greet them with an open-handed slap. The only question one has to ponder is whether or not to apply powder to the inflicting hand.
thebestpr21
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Wow!! Thx for sharing D30!
chrometip78
The Hungarian Barbarian
Guess I should add, think water is a great way to reshape a used glove to your liking.