pole gloves
elitha started this discussion ·
Any suggestions for pole gloves with good grip that won't tear in the first ten minutes? I have two pairs and I've torn through both of them.
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elitha started this discussion ·
Any suggestions for pole gloves with good grip that won't tear in the first ten minutes? I have two pairs and I've torn through both of them.
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Try Under Armour brand. Mine last and so far and fit like second skin.
Please try our pro gloves. Also send us an image of the torn gloves (assuming they are ours) and we will give you credit towards the purchase of a pair of Pro Gloves which are bit more expensive then the original gloves. You can see them on our web site www.mightygrip.com They are available in both tack and non-tack. Thank you, Joel
CapFeb ·
The first pair of socks I got from Might Grip ripped after first use. Joel sent me a new pair free of charge. :) Sounds like he's still up to doing good customer service.
elitha ·
They are mighty grip actually! I didn't know I could get a replacement, thank you, Joel. where would I send the image to?
Yes! mighty grip pro gloves are much sturdier!!! love them! :)
We guarantee all the items we manufacturer. Please send image to: [email protected] We will either replace the ones you have or credit you towards the purchase of the Pro Gloves which are bit thicker. Please let us know size, color and type (Tack or Non-Tack). Thank you, Joel
The pro gloves are AMAZING! My first (and so far only) pair have put up with several months of abuse now and I can't say enough good things about them. Not even the first signs of stress on them. They've really hit the ball out of the park on these... I wonder if they will ever come out with pro socks?
mystical ·
These gloves sound promising.. What's tack and non tack?
mystical, Tack is like a neoprene and has absolutely no slippage so it's great for spinny pole. The non-tack is more of a rubberized fabric of some sort (pretty amazing stuff) and serves as a fantastic moisture barrier between your palm and the pole. As such, it is great for static (as long as your fingertips don't sweat too badly. That's where my problem is so I use tack on static and spin. The only thing there is that tack will not allow you to spin around AT ALL on static.
mystical ·
Thanks mike
