Glove Palms and Repair

[Dangles83 24]

I have a couple of questions...I searched the forums for glove repalming and found a few hits, but most seem several years old. I wanted to know who people recommend for quality glove repalming. I have heard hockeyrepair.com is pretty good, can anyone back this up? Are there other recommendations?

The second question is, what are peoples thoughts digital vs clarino vs leather palms vs x? I have used clarino before and that was nice; I don't like a real thin palm, I like to feel a little thickness. Obviously, I would like them to be durable as well.

Thanks guys!

[dsjunior1388 81]

Most of the existing threads are still valid.
Peachesprorepair.com and hockeyrepair.com come highly recommended.
Repalming.com, or Charlie Locke on facebook, is a new source that I've also seen do very good work. https://www.facebook.com/Repalming

Fix it by mail is awful.

[mojo122 541]

I'm not a big fan of clarino. Digital is my favorite, but is the least durable palm from my experiences. Currently using mustang, which is holding up just fine for 2-years now.

[Dangles83 24]

I'm not a big fan of clarino. Digital is my favorite, but is the least durable palm from my experiences. Currently using mustang, which is holding up just fine for 2-years now.

Mustang, not sure I have used that either...wonder if any of the repair places offer that...

[shoeshine boy 249]

I have used hockeyrepair.com, also known as George's and had fantastic results every time.

[beerleaguecaptain 1004]

Like Peaches.

Currently have one pair with a digi overlay and its nice.

[Dangles83 24]

I have used hockeyrepair.com, also known as George's and had fantastic results every time.

What palm material did you go with? The only thing I have seen offered is DuraSoft, Leather or Digi

[shoeshine boy 249]

I think I used DuraSoft the first time. they had MSH2 for awhile and I used that and the last time I bought mustang palms direct from Warrior and had George's do the work for me.

[wrangler 157]

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/forums/index.php?/topic/50875-where-to-buy-replacement-palms/

and other threads.

I agree with Doug. If the posts are old, I believe it's because the info there hasn't needed updating.