Nike Bauer One90 Pro Gloves

[NATO 0]

I recently ordered a pair of Nike Bauer One90 Gloves and I received them today. However, they are branded 'One90 Pro' and I was wondering if anyone knew how these differ from the standard One90 gloves as I haven't seen these anywhere before.

I've no complaints about them, they're very comfortable and they certainly seem durable, I was obviously just curious given that they are slightly different from what I was expecting. You guys seem to know a lot about this stuff so I thought I'd ask.

Here's a picture of them

[jon93 0]

the only thing that i could see different is that they might have plastic inserts but im not sure. The one90 pros ive seen have different palms.

[millencolin9387 0]

Those aren't retail. You can tell by the gussets. Those are Pro-Stock, maybe an SMU?

[NATO 0]

I should probably add that these are from a UK supplier in case that makes any difference

(Forgot to say hello to everyone here at MSH, long time reader, first time to post. It's a fantastic site)

[TBLfan 25]

look at the gussets and does the palm have the stretch material? Doesn't look like it.

[jon93 0]

and no grips on the fingers but its not that big of a deal

[TBLfan 25]

Yeah... I think it's just a different palm and gussets. It still has the lines across(obviously) but no stretch material, that I can tell.

The logo is also larger than the one I have on my one90s BUT it appears to be the same size as the ones I have on my Supreme 70s. That difference might be based on when the gloves were made as opposed to what specs.

[theWB 2]

Looks like instead of the stretch palm with the material overlay, this particular pair of pros have a palm similiar to the supreme 70 gloves. I think you got a better palm. Durability in the one90 palms is a little suspect. Stitching sometimes come out. Sweet gloves!

[NATO 0]

There's a stretch material along each finger (apart from the tips of each finger), but the main palm itself appears to be a non-stretch material.

Trying not to sound silly, but why is there a difference at all? Shouldn't One90 gear be all standard?

Thanks for the very quick and informative replies by the way, it's very much appreciated! I can't wait to give these gloves a try tomorrow during practice :)

Here's a pic of the internal of the glove in case that helps with determining what palm it's got:

[theWB 2]

Looks like instead of the stretch palm with the material overlay, this particular pair of pros have a palm similiar to the supreme 70 gloves. I think you got a better palm. Durability in the one90 palms is a little suspect. Stitching sometimes come out. Sweet gloves!

[TBLfan 25]

Yeah, I can see the stretch material in the first pic but the one90 gloves have stretch material as the gussets and 3 inlays of it in the actual palm.

Let me see if I can find a pic.

[MLSman 22]

Had 2 pair of One90 pros....only difference are the lack of the stretch palm and gussets. Mine had durasoft for both.

[NATO 0]

I suppose the obvious question is: Will I miss anything by not having the stretch palm and gussets? Does it affect the feel of the glove significantly?

[DamnLocust 0]

Many people prefer standard gussets/palm to the stretch palm of the one90s, but the ones who like it really like it.

My first guess is that the UK/Europe gets a slightly different glove than the US. , and may not get the standard one90 available here.

[Monty22 835]

I suppose the obvious question is: Will I miss anything by not having the stretch palm and gussets? Does it affect the feel of the glove significantly?

I won't buy gloves that have spandex gussets for durability reasons. In my personaly yours is a more desirable set up than the standard retail model.

[NATO 0]

Thanks for all the replies, you've been really helpful. I tried them out today during practice and they are perfect! Really snug fit round my hand and I found they really helped me.

[sn1per 0]

Is the cuff not different on this glove than the retail One90? To be honest, other than where the palm extends to the index finger. I have my One70s in front of me and spec and design wise this looks almost the same...

[Rustyhole 1]

I noticed since joining MSH that one thing that DOES NOT apply in buying hockey equipment is the word 'STANDARD'!! :lol:

between retail, special order, SMU, prostock & custom ... standard does not really describe most situations. Many products go through running design changes over the length of time a product is available not to mention what can be had in different markets

Those gloves look really great and you said they feel/perform to your expectations ... so that's more important! Enjoy.