halfmoonyote

@Hattrick - I couldn't agree more on the original Warrior Pro Series/4 roll gloves. For $100, they are absolutely one of the best values on the market. A perfect combination of comfort, durability and aesthetic. I will say, I like the color layout of these better. These look great. I am interested in hearing how they perform. I have this colorway in the Pro Series, and the cuff and fingers are red, instead of Blue like these. If you look at Dennis Wideman's gloves, his are this exact colorway.

I think their service leaves a lot to be desired when it comes to 'custom' products. But I am always amused when people go off the deep end with effusive praise for the place when all they did was a.) place an order for a stick in stock and b.) receive said order of stick in stock. That's sort of how commerce works these days. That does not constitute "excellent service". Sometimes I wonder if PSHG should even be in the custom business. That is not an indictment on them at all, but if they aren't willing to really listen to customers requests and needs, they shouldn't put themselves - or the customer - through the motions. EDIT: What I find curious, however, is why so many people in the States order their custom gloves through PSHG when there are many, many US retailers that can facilitate the order. I wonder if it has anything to do with the price...

Cavs - great looking wheels. Man oh man are they nice. I just tried a pair on myself but they were just a touch too shallow for my feet. I'll be interested to hear how they perform for you.

BEAUT! Looks awesome. What flex? Great find.

@Gefilte - Aesthetically, your customs are outstanding. Love that combo. Excellent job. Couple of questions for you...the Smyth always struck me as more of a gradual, neutral-ish mid rather than an actual toe. Is that accurate? Also, you mention the shaft profile felt small in your hands, that was the 'standard' shaft shape? That's surprising, because I've always thought Warrior's standard shaft shape was one of the bigger profiles on the market. Much bigger than say, an S19 or RS.

GLU - Thanks tons for posting that pic of the Zetterberg pro. Looks great. I have been anxious to see a good pic of that curve (outside the Customizer) in RH.

Yeah, I've heard nothing but positive things about the Bar Down glove. Warrior gives their customers tremendous value in those retail gloves that are spec'd similar to it's pro counterpart. I have a pair of the Pro Series gloves that are one of the nicest pair in my collection, and I have used everything.

Sounds good K2A...I figured it was just the angle of the photo. Really nice looking stick. Mules has been through a ton of variations with his pattern, he'd obsessively tweak it. But he seems to be settled with the Ovie clone.

K24a and SteelNations Mueller Easton RS look different, IMO. If you look on SteelNations, there is an elliptical taper (like an S19/RS) and there isn't the gray/yellow triangle printed in the hosel area that is on K24s. Additionally, K24's taper/hosel area looks squarish. Did both come from the same spot?

No truer words spoken. 100% agree.

Agreed Wrangler. And my original post, my main point was how (IMO) rude, pushy, inconsiderate, and downright disrespectful I felt this young man was being to the shop employee by pushing and pushing for an unreasonable discount.

I was trying to figure that out myself. I saved and flipped all the blade images so that I was looking at them RH, and I'm honestly thinking the Zetterberg pro is the closest to P106. But now I'm not so sure... Vanek Zetterberg Question for Miseaujeu... When building a (fused) Dolomite, the graphic/rendering shows the blade (on the stick being built throughout) with an X-Stitch pattern. Will the Dolo's come with the X Stitch, or the conventional checkerboard pattern?

LOL It's interesting to me those that are in favor of said negotiating practices in retails stores - I can't wait until you guys have something for sale here. I'll be interested to see how quick and eager you are - as a seller - to 'negotiate' with me if I want to buy your stuff.

Question for shop owners/managers/employees... When did it become socially ok for customers to 'negotiate' at the retail level? Maybe I'm old school, or brought up differently, but to me - the price is the price. You can either afford it, or you can't. Example: I heard a guy trying to negotiate in a hockey shop last week on a pair of Eagle PPF gloves that were already heavily discounted, on sale. I'm sure the shop had them marked down as low as they could already. It was really uncomfortable, because the kid was trying to manipulate this shop employee to sell him the gloves simply because he wanted them. He was relentless trying to get a discount. I wanted to say to the kid: hey, if you only have $80 to spend on gloves, maybe you aren't in the market for PPF gloves. Trying looking at something in your price range. These are hockey shops, not yard sales.

I'll have to take your word for it. Either way, it will be interesting if he's out of Eagle gloves this season. Nice looking curve.