Warrior Gloves

[grider18 0]

every pair I saw in the store had the logo screened on the cuff. Very tacky for the price they want.

[OhioBlue 0]

Ya i was going to get a pair of custom franchises, but for that price, I mean at least stitch it on!

[grider18 0]

agreed, makes the mit look cheap.

[shoeshine boy 242]

this was my only complaint about my custom Franchises.

I noticed that the Pro Series appear to be stitched:

LOVE both the green and maroon.

[shotty 7]

its pretty much the only reason i have avoided the franchise. $300 gloves should be stitched with the finest threads available to man.

[cptjeff 0]

Yeah, for that price I would expect them to have precious metals woven into the embroidery, have the protective inserts made out of gold, ect. $300 is way more then those things are worth.

[K9 Unit 1]

gold would be crappy insert, i'll take diamond

[Officer Dangle 0]

The only thing stopping me from getting Warrior gloves.

That, and the god damn white stitching on black gloves. Come on now, that's gotta be common sense.

[shotty 7]

Yeah, for that price I would expect them to have precious metals woven into the embroidery, have the protective inserts made out of gold, ect. $300 is way more then those things are worth.

you obviously don't care about weight.

[IceBuckeye88 0]

There is some truth to that. I've had 2 pair of MIA's and 2 pair of the Franchise (one wide, one narrow fit). My biggest complaint would be the palms. The micro nash balls up and wears through rather easily. Now I have a pair of Flite 3300 Pro's (the forefather of the MIA mb22). I paid half the price for a glove that actually fits better and looks just as good. The nash palm seems to actually wear better than Warriors micro nash. Bottom line, there just aren't enough high end features in the Franchise to justify that price tag. If Warrior is your thing, check out the Bonafide and Bully. I've never seen them, but they are alot cheaper.