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GLOVES

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-Kieran-
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hey whats a good freestyle glove, ive been lookin for one cause the ones i have are shit

Sep 29 2007 12:15AM
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Shadows
Posts: 8068 - Karma: 42
SWITCH!
http://jibij.com/entry.php?manufacture=60

i suppose you could go with EC too, but switch is dope as well. and thats what i bought.
Sep 29 2007 12:16AM
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SirFryanator
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dakine always makes good gloves.
Check out pow gloves too.
You could also not worry about it being a "freestyle" brand and focus on the quality of the gloves.
Sep 29 2007 12:17AM
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keystoner1
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but if he wants a park glove that isnt that warm he pry wants freestyle more.
Sep 29 2007 12:18AM
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SirFryanator
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dakine makes park gloves. So does burton, and switch, and spyder, and basically every glove. You don't need a specific park glove, a thin glove with high quality would probably be cheaper anyways because it's not name branding.
Just trying to save him some cash.
Sep 29 2007 12:21AM
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Jared.
Posts: 1465 - Karma: 59
true dat
Sep 29 2007 12:28AM
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keystoner1
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i know dude im just saying if he wants a thin and not that insulated glove it usually falls into the park glove category
Sep 29 2007 12:29AM
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SirFryanator
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right on man makes sense.
Sep 29 2007 12:31AM
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keystoner1
Posts: 2143 - Karma: 11
fer sure bro 

 

anyways back to the question i liek dakine but ec is making glvoes this year that are siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiick.
Sep 29 2007 12:38AM
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KRAMPUSNTROLLZ
Posts: 2715 - Karma: 355
I'm not saying these are all that great but i have a pretty cool pair of scott gloves. They definately are good for grabs but you might want liners in winter.
Sep 29 2007 4:34AM
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steezyjibber
Posts: 15967 - Karma: 11,016
Level Gloves
Sep 29 2007 9:24AM
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Colt45er
Posts: 1650 - Karma: 336
straight up im gonna have to say grandoe. i have them and they seem like the most warm flexiple glove ever.
Sep 29 2007 10:19AM
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grams.
Posts: 7406 - Karma: 186
Yeah, Dakine makes great gloves. If you're looking for a "park" glove or a "freestyle" glove I would look into the Dakine Mustang glove. Not very insulated but still keeps your hands warm when its 30 degrees out or so.
Sep 29 2007 11:10AM
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+public_ennemy+
Posts: 267 - Karma: 46
grenades are sick, so much style and so much a good glove...burton also makes great ones
Sep 29 2007 1:09PM
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HermioneGranger
Posts: 1933 - Karma: 101
What is a really manuverable glove like the grenade park gloves thats water prooff
Sep 29 2007 4:35PM
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ski_powpow
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i ride P.O.W
Sep 29 2007 5:05PM
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poofartpee
Posts: 7436 - Karma: 1,537
if u mean pipe glove Dakine Viper
Sep 29 2007 8:01PM
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[]Soul_Steeze[]
Posts: 2357 - Karma: 60
grenade horror buisness

Sep 29 2007 8:19PM
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JayDope
Posts: 6842 - Karma: 408
level gtx thunder gloves
Sep 29 2007 8:29PM
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Jmanski
Posts: 1152 - Karma: 13
Switch!

Oct 7 2007 1:19PM
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FNJ
Posts: 3026 - Karma: 110
EC
Oct 7 2007 1:23PM
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LC.
Posts: 5952 - Karma: 2,423
Grenade fall apart, literally.

DaKine and Burton both have good ranges for whatever you need, and hold up pretty well.
Oct 7 2007 1:44PM
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