New TPS R10 gloves

[#28tz 0]

http://www.inlinewarehouse.com/TPS_Respons...cpage-HG10.html

Does anyone have any info on these gloves and what upgrades there are over the r8s?

Thanks

[duch 0]

Professional hockey glove with a nice fit and very nice palms. Newest addition to the TPS line and I've heard a lot of good things about their gloves. The R8's would have been my choice of gloves it I wasn't such an Easton freak and bought the S17's. I wouldn't have any reservations about these gloves. Very nice product and the one thing I love is they give you a nice grip and feel of your stick.

[#28tz 0]

Anyone know what type of palm they have?

[Darshu 0]

Palm looks like same as on the R8s, just with the digital overlay extended to the pinky.

[noodle3872 40]

I have the R8 Lite glove and love them. The palms are super durable too.

Mike

[th6252 25]

Palm looks like same as on the R8s, just with the digital overlay extended to the pinky.

yup, looks exactly like the pro lites specifically with the added digital overlay on the pinky.

[Monty22 835]

R10's have a different liner than the R8's.

[mmmjags 0]

Are the fingers any longer than the R8's on these?

[stuie7 6]

I asked about the 2008 R10's a little while back and apparently they didnt sell, they look pretty much the same as these apart from the palm but they had that same liner. They look nice, I'd have a pair of these after my TPS R8 blackout nylons from EWH (which are fantastic for the price tag by the way).

Would I be correct in saying that this is confirmation that Sher-Wood are intending to carry on the TPS line? I read the whole Sher-Wood/TPS thread but I dont remember seeing a definite answer.. would be interesting to know what of the TPS range they are keeping, glad they seem to be continuing the gloves :)

[regularjoe 1]

Would I be correct in saying that this is confirmation that Sher-Wood are intending to carry on the TPS line? I read the whole Sher-Wood/TPS thread but I dont remember seeing a definite answer.. would be interesting to know what of the TPS range they are keeping, glad they seem to be continuing the gloves :)

I heard that Sherwood got the name but not the technologies/patents. So we'll see TPS branded stuff but I don't know if it will perform the same.