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Why do my hockey gloves always tear on the same spot on my glove?
I've had about 3 pairs of gloves in the last 3 years, and after about 4 months, the palm of the glove starts to rip at the same spot. I checked where it is, and the butt end of my stick is right there. I tried making my knob smaller, but that didn't help. Also, i practice my shot a lot....sometimes taking a couple hundred shots. When the glove gets warn out, the knob makes friction with my skin and i get blisters all the time. Do you think it just gets warn out?
And is there a specific glove that stops this from happening? Or is there any type of material I could stitch onto the palm of my glove to stop this from happening?
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
I don't know if you're using black or white tape, but I've heard ingredients they used to make black tape seemed to wear off the gloves more quickly.
If you still have that hole you could use another glove (thinner, like winter ones or bike/golf/baseball) to protect your top hand from getting blisters. For the blisters themselves, there are kind of plasters you can put that are specifically made for that, you'll find them at your local pharmacy, they don't cost that much.
If possible get leather glove instead of those made in knit or similar material. There are more expensive but more durable, although they take more time to break in since they are stiffer.
For the hole, you can get it repaired at a shoe store/shoemaking or the pro shop at a sports/hockey store. You can ask there for advice of which material to use or go to a faberic store.












