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I do wrist bands in my player gloves, at least I did back when I skated out (its been almost a decade now). It wouldn't work with my gear but other setups it may be good.

No not really for me either.

Ah, for me not having fingers completely defeats the point. I needed more grip in my glove.

Just google. This model is "Head Web Racquetball Glove". They're nice because the backhand is very thin (and half of is mesh) and the grip is fantastic. Barely even knew I had them on. I didn't need them anymore once I switched to custom gloves with intermediate palms. Now this would be much too heavy/thick for me.

I couldn't care less about your opinion. As I said, you do you.

lol okay you do you boo

Some of them wear cotton liners, lundqvist being one of the more famous examples (He explains it here https://www.tiktok.com/@spittinchiclets/video/7534892352972786958): I used to wear a racquetball glove under my glove, mostly just for some more grip. Like this:

That's not even remotely close to enough protection.

If the cross-border shipping wasn't a nightmare right now I'd just do it for you.

Moved the post to the correct sub-forum.

I always had my CXN steel profiled with a negative pitch to compensate for how forward they were. It was way too much for me.

What about going in the other direction? Making player skates feel more like goalie skates. I don't play hockey aside from goalie, but I occasionally skate around with my dad and the adjustment to player skates is... rough. Maybe just get the biggest single-radius available?

Totally normal. I couldn't even get my VH/True custom skates on before baking them.

Pretty much what I was expecting.

He's been using it for quite some time so its not really newsworthy, mostly.