pro glow for inline?

[beaver5 1]

I have the eagle x70 usa edition gloves with pro glow on them and iam curious to know what will happen when I rub them on the concrete. Will they totally get scuffed and turn horrible?

I have bauer supreme 5000 that i will use if there is a problem using these in inline.

I do play on concrete not sportcourt or any of that other fancy tile flooring.

Thanks for any insight,

Derek

[sdcopp 1]

Concrete can do terrible things to your equipment, it just comes in varying degrees. A park local to me has a glazed concrete surface that, while not as abrasive as it could be, still chews up pads faster than indoor rinks ever would

[notorious#29 0]

I always use lower end gloves(Mission M3's) for concrete. It just tends to rip them lot quicker then normal. Are we tlakin smooth concrete here?

[beaver5 1]

yeah rather smooth.

i just dont want them ruined for ice next year so ill probably stick to the supremes

[notorious#29 0]

Probbly a good idea, thats what id do too. You never know when you might take a fall and rip up your gloves.

[ladystorm3 0]

i had pro glo on my gloves and they never did scuff up on sport court.

[sdcopp 1]

I have the eagle x70 usa edition gloves with pro glow on them and iam curious to know what will happen when I rub them on the concrete. Will they totally get scuffed and turn horrible?

I have bauer supreme 5000 that i will use if there is a problem using these in inline.

I do play on concrete not sportcourt or any of that other fancy tile flooring.

Thanks for any insight,

Derek

[kovalchuk71 212]

Whats so weird about that sdcopp?

[ladystorm3 0]

yeah what was ur comment about it?

[sdcopp 1]

i had pro glo on my gloves and they never did scuff up on sport court.

Sportcourt is not the issue here, he plays on concrete and specifies that. I know that pro-glow doesn't tear up on sportcourt that bad, but that's not the issue at hand.

edit: I'm not trying to be a jerk, but it's in plainsight on the original post, so it obviously wasn't read

[hockechamp14 0]

Dude, save your 5000's, they're such better gloves than the eagles. Wear your eagles for roller, who cares if they scuff, you'll still have your 5000's intact.

[Icedog03 0]

Dude, save your 5000's, they're such better gloves than the eagles. Wear your eagles for roller, who cares if they scuff, you'll still have your 5000's intact.

thats just what you think not everyone has to think the same.

[Thockey17 1]

I've used a pair of proglow X70's on an outside concrete rink for a little over a year, and there has been very little scuffing. I dont fall very much, but i'd imagine one nice spill and theyll be messed up pretty badly.

[beaver5 1]

Thanks for all the input guys.

Ive decided to just use the 5000's for inline.

hockechamp i dont like the 5000's as much as my eagles.

Derek

[SnakeEyes50 0]

yah... dont use your good gloves.... or just dont fall lol ;)