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Anybody use these gloves?
Been using Straightline gloves the last two seasons. Thinking about switching to the Masterline K-Palm when I read about these. The strap is supposed to help reduce fatigue. I know that my forearms are on fire after six passes. Anybody use these? Do they actually help reduce fatigue? Thanks
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I have used somthing similar.....they work if thats what you want to know. They are a bit different tho
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Used another brand w/ the same concept in the palm also. Didn't feel like I could get used to the feeling of the glove and seemed un-natural to me. Just a personal opinion.
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I had some masterline amara palm and the seams went out within two months. Overton's is making gloves again and they're as bullet proof as ever.
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My brother uses the original clincher version. I have tried them, they do help with tired arms and grip. My wife liked them enough that she got a pair of the pro locks which are very similar to the clinchers. The only knock on them is that some people say they have a hard time releasing the handle from them, although I didn't have a problem with it.
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Tried the Clincher brand and it felt weird. Its personal preference. I know several guys who ski with this style glove and love them. They have said that it is hard to release the handle sometimes. I would try someones gloves that you ski with before buying or spending 70 bucks.
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Used 'em during barefoot endurance races, when the 'ole forearms started wear'n out.
They'd give us a good extra 3-5 miles of distance ....
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Some people love these types of gloves, takes some getting used to I think. One recommendation some people have is to buy these and remove the wooden dowel from the gloves to help reduce getting 'stuck' to the handle.
Masterline gloves are great products, I have worn k-palms for about 6 years now.
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^X2 My buddie swears by the Clinchers W/ the dowel removed for slalom. I personally love the Masterline K-palms. |
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I use Clinchers and like them. They do take some getting used to. I do not have a problem releasing the handle.
Next, I would like to try the Radar Locks, they seem less cumbersome.
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