Home made slide gloves!
Hey guys,
Heres a link to the slide gloves I sell on ebay.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Slippery-Skate-Longboard-SLIDE-GLOVES-u-...
All the information for them is in the description! I will happily do the transaction out of eBay, but still would like to use paypal for payment.
****Main Pucks are different shape to the ones in photos, so it fits in the palm of your hand better and doesn't lift up on the side!****
I am 15 btw and all gloves are done in the garage. So heaps of orders will mean a delay cause of school, skating and other commitments that I have.
I dont suggest them for really good/experienced riders cause they may not handle the higher speeds. But who knows they could be still good at higher speeds. They just have not been tested at higher speeds because I've been longboarding for bout 3 weeks (and loving it!).
Leave comments on what you think (positive would be appreciated!) and if your interested. :)
Cheers,
Brendan
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jack on -
link doesn't work. You should include price.
Edit: Nvm just worked on the second try.
$30 isn't too bad for some beginner gloves.
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Brendan Andrews on -
if link does not work guys just search slide gloves in ebay and you will see them. They have the same picture
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Brendan Andrews on -
hey mate,
just search slide gloves on ebay and you will c them.
they are $27+$8 postage if the transaction goes through ebay :)
Jack Nolan said:
link doesn't work. You should include price.
Edit: Nvm just worked on the second try.
$30 isn't too bad for some beginner gloves.
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Permalink Reply by Billy Bott on
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u also might want to try some different variations such as using tighter fitting gloves and thicker, more durable plastic
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Brendan Andrews on -
yeah i got this idea, that the buyer sends me the glove they like, and I glue the pucks on for them. Just an idea....
and yeah been looking for some thicker plastic. the plastic on them is already pretty durable.
Thanks for your feedback but :)
Billy Bott said:u also might want to try some different variations such as using tighter fitting gloves and thicker, more durable plastic
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Connor Ferguson on -
heres a idea. buy sets of bike gloves. stitch/glue velcro onto them. put velcro on the pucks. sell them for like 45
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Brendan Andrews on -
yeah aye! saw a huge roll of velcro at some local shop and it was pre cheap! Ill have to try it out! good idea, Thanks :)
Connor Ferguson said:
heres a idea. buy sets of bike gloves. stitch/glue velcro onto them. put velcro on the pucks. sell them for like 45
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make sure you get the industrial strength velcro
Brendan Andrews said:
yeah aye! saw a huge roll of velcro at some local shop and it was pre cheap! Ill have to try it out! good idea, Thanks :)
Connor Ferguson said:
heres a idea. buy sets of bike gloves. stitch/glue velcro onto them. put velcro on the pucks. sell them for like 45
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Connor Ferguson on -
no worrys man. thats what i did but i only use my palms and put slippery dip pucks on it. works like a charm
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Connor Ferguson on -
yeah industial strength does the job
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Brendan Andrews on -
sounds good.
Billy Bott said:
make sure you get the industrial strength velcro
Brendan Andrews said:
yeah aye! saw a huge roll of velcro at some local shop and it was pre cheap! Ill have to try it out! good idea, Thanks :)
Connor Ferguson said:
heres a idea. buy sets of bike gloves. stitch/glue velcro onto them. put velcro on the pucks. sell them for like 45
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Brendan Andrews on -
thats sounds mad! Those slippery dips look awesome.
Connor Ferguson said:
no worrys man. thats what i did but i only use my palms and put slippery dip pucks on it. works like a charm
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