Looks like a rebranded molinari glove.
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Looks like a rebranded molinari glove.
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Do you have any photos of the Molinari Glove?
Thanks,
JoeyA
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Looks like a rebranded molinari glove.
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Now, Kamuii has put their name on it. It's ok. But if you want to try a really awesome glove try the new Longoni Sultan Billiard Glove! Now that's an awesome glove. or even the old Longoni Black Fire Glove beats the new Kamuii Glove. They let your hand breath more and are not as flimsy. Looking forward to the new Tiger Glove. Unlike companies like OB, Predator and Kamuii, Tiger Products out of Burbank, Califonia always comes out with the most original and best products. Not lifted from other companies! Have you seen these new OB Plus Shafts? They are Tiger Shafts! Only they don't play as well. MHO.
Will this glove work with a closed bridge? It looks from the pics like the fingers have some grippy material on them similar to the palm..
Yes it works; I use a closed bridge 99% of the time. The finger material is very "slippery". The only "grip" is the leather palm piece.
I prefer open fingertips because I usually use a tripod closed bridge and I want my fingertips firmly on the table cloth. It seems like my fingertips could slide/move if there was material between them and the cloth.
you so right JoeyAYou index finger does not touch the table when you use a closed bridge, so what is the use of having the tip cut off of the index finger?
JoeyA
you so right JoeyA
I genuinely believe that someone should make a glove that is designed PRIMARILY for a looped/closed bridge and that would be one which does not have the tip removed from the thumb or index finger.
If someone doesn't hurry up and make one, I am going to call China and have one made, then everyone will be missing out on that massive target audience of glove users who use a looped/closed bridge. :wink:
I like the idea of having the tip of the glove for the middle finger removed because it can add some "traction" to the bridge. The absence of any glove on the ring finger and pinky finger is fine like most gloves have them designed. I still don't know about the palm thing with the Kamui but should find out soon enough as it is on the way to me now.
JoeyA
Forgot follow up, I received the glove about a week ago and I'm simply in love with it. I love the design that Kamui put in to it. As a left handed player, it was difficult finding a glove (a good one anyway) for myself and I couldn't have been happier. The leather padding on the palm feels comfortable. In terms of the actual glove itself, the top portion feels like a spandex material similar to under armour and the bottom portion is a very thin mesh material, similar to the ones you see on running shoes. No issues using closed or rail bridges either. I will upload high quality photos later on.I purchased a pair last week, coming in the mail sometime this week. My main reason for purchasing the glove is because they support left handed players! They also look great, stylish and definitely will catch some attention. I can't say for the quality just yet as I haven't received it yet but it looks like it's been well made with the bottom grip and all.
You index finger does not touch the table when you use a closed bridge, so what is the use of having the tip cut off of the index finger?
JoeyA
You index finger does not touch the table when you use a closed bridge, so what is the use of having the tip cut off of the index finger?
JoeyA
That is very unique looking. I just hope the end index finger digit isn't exposed to the shaft when using a loop bridge. I think it looks pretty cool but I am more interested in performance.
Thanks for posting the detailed photo.
JoeyA
http://shop-flannel.jp/
best of luck with that, the site is in Japanese. If you find a way to order these gloves, let me know, as I'm interested in them as well.
You're correct, I care more about the middle finger being open to the cloth.
Regarding the thumb and index finger, I guess it's just a holdover from my winter sports days when I always wore open finger glove liners. You guys south of the Mason-Dixon line wouldn't understand.
But seriously, the exposed area of the index finger is about 1/4". I'd have to be "stabbing" my index finger into the shaft for my skin to touch wood.