Custom Bats Cricket Forum
Equipment => Wicket Keeping => Topic started by: nudgemaster on April 14, 2014, 07:04:16 PM
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I kept wicket part time last year and borrow some gloves the were worn and had therefore softened up.
I am now doing this full time and I have bought my own GM606 gloves, they still appear very stiff and have only had minor use.
I will use them in drills on thursday then its match day saturday.....
What methods do people use for making gloves softer???
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Knock them in!
And that was serious, lay them palm up on soft ground and hit them with a bat mallet.
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I have heard that one!!
I just need to grow some balls and hit them!!
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Do as cam says.
Or
Play more cricket. Perfect excuse to the missus "i know i trained last 4 nights in a row, but i need to wear these gloves in for a big game"
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I stick them on the downstairs floor, carpet with concrete pretty much underneath and hit em until the bat mallet is at breaking point. ;)
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Good one I found is to wear them while watching TV and just keep a ball in your hands, throwing it from glove to glove and moving it around a bit. After a few hours you'll notice a difference.
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Fold them and pop them under your materess...and then wear them around the house I find is best
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I put a rubber band around the fingers and fold them in half.
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I fold them with pinky finger touching thumb and put it under mattress and sleep on it.