BenBreeg 493 Report post Posted September 6 On 9/5/2024 at 2:33 AM, flip12 said: Bauer’s later 4-Rolls’ 4th roll from the top isn’t a rectangle, but a wide and short pentagon. The pinky side is sliced to better match the angles of the palm. Some of Easton’s later 4-Rolls’ 3rd and 4th rolls were convex and concave, respectively. I’ve never worn a pair of Easton’s but I imagine this was worked out to better fit the fisty formation of the hand when holding a stick. Both examples feature mostly straight rectangular rolls on the backhand, so they’re still 4-Rolls in my mind. My Nexus 2900s have a little taper to the piece right over the knuckles where the fingers meet, but I never noticed until I looked. I always thought of them as direct descendants to Cooper BDP Pros, which do have all perfect rectangle rolls. Growing up those were my grail gloves. I had SC Pros which were a short cuff model, hence the name. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
swede 48 Report post Posted September 14 Warrior Franchise or Warrior Bonafide X.. not a big difference in those two. Both are great gloves. To bad they are impossible to find in Europe nowdays. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bl4 39 Report post Posted October 5 I tried the True 4-rolls and am planning to return them (just posted on that thread). So, I think I'll go ahead and order some custom Eagles next week. Question for the group: any preference among the following models that Eagle will make custom AERO CUSTOM PRO AERO TEAM X72 X95 X70 CP94 PPF I'm currently in PPFs, and I used to have x50s and x51s, but unfortunately the 50 and 51 aren't models. I'm inclined to stick with the PPFs or try the x70 or CP94 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
