I'm actually looking at the #580 since they have the strap on them and suede on the thumb in case of a pesky shower. Thanks for adding to the confusion Rick, but as Jay says fit is more important. I'm real hard to fit on gloves so I thought I'd try the fax the hand tracing deal with Thurlow. Being on the east coast, it's a bit harder for me to just drop by (but maybe not next year, maybe a west coast tour). Can either of you or anyone else speak to the protection of the Thurlow's? I like the seamless palm, but the extra material on the palm of Lee Parks does add to my confusion. Rick do you know if those gloves can be taylored by a hand tracing or do I just need to give them a call? I usually can't get a good fit on gloves that come in "standard" sizes (i.e., S, M, L... doesn't fit all)
Bob B. -----Original Message----- From: Ranger Jay [ mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ] Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2002 11:50 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Gloves Lee is a buddy of mine and I've got his gloves too. (You should see my collection.) They're nice, but different from the Thurlows. But if this thread keeps going, it will last forever. There are many really good glove makers. My recommendation is that it's like helmets: Fit is more important than anything else. You know, if the glove fits....
