Easton Pro stock gloves

[kärpät 0]

Just wonderin...

Does anyone know where you can buy easton pro stock gloves in black. I've seen a handfull of NHL players wearing these and they look durable... My gloves always get worn down cause i practice about 5 times a week. Does any1 know where i can get them online?

[Scurvy 3]

Ebay would be your best bet.

[Bmplam 1]

http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?f...&category0=

[djm 0]

Gloves

[Steve_v3 289]

East West Hockey has them.

Z-air type gloves

4-Roll San Jose Sharks

4-Roll Black out 13"

[Krev 86]

I currently own a pair of these Easton Luxury Gloves. I've owned a pair of Easton pro stocks, and these are just a smidge better than the pro stocks. Only come in 13" though, so might not be the option for you.

[TBLfan 25]

Just wonderin...

Does anyone know where you can buy easton pro stock gloves in black. I've seen a handfull of NHL players wearing these and they look durable... My gloves always get worn down cause i practice about 5 times a week. Does any1 know where i can get them online?

The 4-roll is popular because the palm is soft and the glove is hands down the most protective... The palm isnt extremely durable, the only performance palm that can really be considered durable is MSH2.

To give you an idea: I've had one90s, 9Ks, R8 lites, among others and have used everything from the NBH 4-roll to Oakleys... What I currently own is a pair of supreme 70s(my cheap roller gloves), z-airs, 2 pairs of Easton 4-rolls(and trying to buy another), Eagle x-50 w/ MSH2, Eagle z-airs and custom x-72. The x-72 with single layer MSH2 is hands down my go to glove... Unless the team we're playing is really chippy, then I consider the 4-rolls for protection.

[kärpät 0]

Ive looked at the eastwest site and its pretty good. I have the NBH vapor xxx's but i dont like the palm or the fit of that glove. Ive also had a pair eagle X70i's and i loved them, but they got too small. I need a long lasting, light glove but thnx for all the info :)

Any experience with the X72's?

[TBLfan 25]

Like I said, hands down my go to glove.

[lerxst 0]

Just wonderin...

Does anyone know where you can buy easton pro stock gloves in black. I've seen a handfull of NHL players wearing these and they look durable... My gloves always get worn down cause i practice about 5 times a week. Does any1 know where i can get them online?

The 4-roll is popular because the palm is soft and the glove is hands down the most protective... The palm isnt extremely durable, the only performance palm that can really be considered durable is MSH2.

To give you an idea: I've had one90s, 9Ks, R8 lites, among others and have used everything from the NBH 4-roll to Oakleys... What I currently own is a pair of supreme 70s(my cheap roller gloves), z-airs, 2 pairs of Easton 4-rolls(and trying to buy another), Eagle x-50 w/ MSH2, Eagle z-airs and custom x-72. The x-72 with single layer MSH2 is hands down my go to glove... Unless the team we're playing is really chippy, then I consider the 4-rolls for protection.

OK, I gotta ask... How much ice time do you get to have that many gloves?? The married guys here are looking for better answers to give our wives...

[TBLfan 25]

Here's your answer: Don't get married. Save money on women(you want me to buy you what? Is your roommate still single?) and no need to answer for what you buy.

I'm normally on the ice 2 times a week, sometimes more, occasionally less.