Patching up gloves and other gear

[tuckerhockey13 3]

went to my LHS and saw they had some repaired Pro stock gloves. I have a set of gloves that needs some patching done just like this. Has anyone here done anything like this and / or know of what patch material is good or was use? What have you used to patch up equipment? Thanks.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1reIk8IHHVJJVPYcZfk2QTao6t_oCnoYf

 

[Siponarius 16]

There’s a guy In my town who fixes gloves for local junior players, has for years. He uses deer leather

[DRR 112]

Unicorn leather is the best but it's kind of pricey.

[wildcats2203 0]

https://hockeymenders.com/

[Monty22 821]

On 3/12/2018 at 7:04 PM, tuckerhockey13 said:

went to my LHS and saw they had some repaired Pro stock gloves. I have a set of gloves that needs some patching done just like this. Has anyone here done anything like this and / or know of what patch material is good or was use? What have you used to patch up equipment? Thanks.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1reIk8IHHVJJVPYcZfk2QTao6t_oCnoYf

 

That looks like regular iron on patch material. I use the same stuff to repair edge socks. Check your local fabric/sewing shop or Amazon. 

[GaryM 2]

I used Tear Mender this week to repair two holes in my gloves. https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/bishs-original-tear-mender-6-fl-oz. Got it at Tractor Supply but you can find it on Amazon. You can Google a YouTube video showing a guy repairing hockey gloves using it. It was easy to use, dried quickly and has held uu for three skates. For patch material, I used some old soft leather gardening gloves.