Which of these 4 gloves would you choose...

[Sav25 1]

Hey,

I currently play in Easton Ultra-Lite gloves but they are nearly out of life and starting to rub where the inners have worn down.

These are my 4 contectants...any comments from experience with these would be great...

Either:

Warrior Bonafide - £90

Warrior Hitman - £100

Sherwood 9950 Pro - £47

CCM Pro Tacks - £108

[chk hrd 164]

CCM Pro Tacks

[epstud74 24]

Bauer 4 Roll

For the $$ the Sherwood Pro is a darn fine glove. I've got a couple laying about somewhere

[aarondevera 0]

I love the Pro Tacks, but you'd be crazy to spend 108 pounds on them.

+1 on the Sherwood's, or Bauer 4Rolls if you can find 'em.

[ts.krajewski 0]

Sherwood is the best for the price cause they are so cheap. I use Bauer 4 Rolls and I LOVE them. Sadly they dont have a 12 1/2 so they are a tad too big for my hands, but it is worth it.

I honestly thing the Warrior Hitman, is one of the ugliest gloves I have ever seen.

[jrhky36 1]

whatever fits your hand best and your budget

[HattrickSwayze 3]

I would vote for the Bonafide's. The fit (for my hands) is really nice. It's a snugger fit than most 4-rolls, feels broken in, and has a really soft palm. If I hadn't bought my Eagle's, I would've bought a pair of the Warrior's.

But, that's on my hands. Your hands or preferences are probably different than mine, so it's hard to say which works best for you.

[Chadd 916]

I don't see Bauer four rolls as one of his options, I guess I missed something. I would go with the sherwood, especially if you can find a pair in nylon. out of all the options they fit me the best and were the closest to what I like. Your preferences may vary.

[kovey10 0]

I've had 2 pairs of the Sherwoods and I love them. I'd recommend them, plus you can pick them up for good prices too.

[IniNew 53]

I have a pair of the 9950 Pros. They were difficult at first, stiff glove compared to what I was used to, but after break in, they are amazing.

[automorph 0]

try ebay, someone must ship to UK..........or get someone from here to buy for you and ship

[duch 0]

The Sherwood 9950's are by far the best bang for your buck. Excellent protection at a very reasonable price. You really don't need anything else.

[Too Old 1]

The Sherwood 9950's are by far the best bang for your buck. Excellent protection at a very reasonable price. You really don't need anything else.

How do they compare in nylon and other version? Each good or is one better?

[kovey10 0]

I dont usually use the synthetic leather, but on my Sherwoods thats what I was given and I was quite surprised with them. They held up fine, no rips or tears on the leather, palms wore out, but nothing too bad. All in all they are a very underated glove.

I havent tried a pair in nylon, but I'm sure they hold up just aswell as the leather do.

[Chadd 916]

The Sherwood 9950's are by far the best bang for your buck. Excellent protection at a very reasonable price. You really don't need anything else.

How do they compare in nylon and other version? Each good or is one better?

Nylon generally feels more supple out of the box. Since I'm lazy and don't want to have to work to break in my gloves, I tend to prefer nylon. There is no real advantage other than that.

[Too Old 1]

Thanks for the feedback guys. I may grab a pair to try.

[kovey10 0]

If you decide to I have a brand new pair Im looking to part with.

[warrior37 0]

i use a pair of 9950s in nylon, great glove, the sizing seems to run a bit small though, im usually a 14.5-15", but i wear 15.5" in the 9950s

[farhanshak 1]

+1 for sherwood :D

also disappointed that eastons aren't on this list lol just kidding. :D

[Sav25 1]

My main problem with buying any kit is that my local hockey shop is a) miles away B) poorly stocked and c) rude.

So i cant try anything on before buying, hence a lot of posts from me on reviews and opinions.

I play with a pair of 13.5" Easton Ultra Lites right now, I 'think' they fit ok but i have nothing to compare them too. I'd say i have pretty thick, lean hands - but i dont really have long spindly fingers or anything.

Any suggestions on the right size for me would be great

[goaliemanshark 6]

+1 for sherwood :D

also disappointed that eastons aren't on this list lol just kidding. :D

yea, eastons are legit... No stores in my area ever carry the sherwoods. I want to try them on!

[shadowxx 0]

go for the bonafide, your getting essentially a downspected franchise with not much noticible difference. i agree with above posters that is it a tigher fitting 4 roll, but after you break them in and get used to it, ther're great