New Glove

[chshockey30 0]

Just got this new beast today

Any ideas how to speed up the break in process? It was baked already and ive been playing with it for a while now too but still feels pretty stiff.

Also let me know what you think of it/them

[TBLfan 25]

My buddy takes a soft ball and puts it in the pocket and ties it closed after every use until it's ready to use for the first month or so. I used to just put it on every chance I could(like when watching tv) and just open and close the glove over and over and over.

[chshockey30 0]

thats what ive been doing all day and my forearm is so sore right now lol

[kovalchuk71 212]

Bake it again. And Again. I think I baked my brothers Summit glove 3 times before it felt nice. It will be really soft once you bake it a few more times. Just make sure you don't bake it for too long.

[Law Goalie 147]

Squirt a little Murphy's Oil onto the inside and outside of the palm - should help keep everything supple, particularly as you're baking it; should speed up the break-in; and will keep your glove smelling nice!

Mothers love this stuff for cleaning wood furniture.

[U of M Goalie 0]

As someone said tape it closed with as many pucks as you can cram in the trap...then after about a day tape the glove open...ie open it the opposite way (bend it backwards) and tape it like that for a day. After a day of each you will notice a big difference.

[OhMyGodImOnFire 0]

Nice glove.

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/forums/index...=break+in+glove

[chshockey30 0]

how would i bake it again??

[salla5 0]

just put it in your oven.

[chshockey30 0]

can you do that?

or do you have to put it in a skate oven

or does it not even matter??

[vision 0]

You need a convection oven, which is what a skate bake oven is.

::m

[chshockey30 0]

alright thats what i thought

thanks to all!