pool glove

sciarco

sciarco

AzB Silver Member
Silver Member
Do they sell Molinari pool gloves in the USA i was going to order one and the glove is $14.95 + tax, anyway altogether it come to just over $54 with shipping i think it's too much money any opinions thanks.
 
Just picked up a glove myself it arrived Saturday. $14 + $ 6 SH . Shipped out of NY to the Maine.

$6 seemed a bit high at first considering it likely could have been shipped regular envelope.

After further thought no issue considering it shipped Priority Mail and arrive within 5 days including day of order.

So far I like the product, appears good quality, looks likely to last longer than the Pro series, and Sir style I used in the past.
 
just used my Molinari glove for the 1st time yesterday. In the past I have tried the "sir", predator and longoni gloves. the first 2 gloves proved to be inferior quality and the longoni, along with being very pricey, also has a leather pad on the palm. while you might think this is a good thing, after some wear, the leather starts breaking down and leaving small little leather balls on the table surface. while I have used the Molinari glove only one session, I think it will prove to be the best glove yet! the small openings on the end of the fingertips was a good idea as the opening on the longoni was too far back for me, as when I was making rail shots, the fingers were exposed on the shot causing the shaft to side on the finger not the glove.
 
I bought one, used it for about a week, and now the Velcro tab is coming unstitched. They seem good quality other than that. Maybe that issue can be solved in the future or maybe I just got a defective one?
 
I was going to order one but $14 + 40 dollars shipping to Canada c'om on man $54 dollars usd for the glove no way.
 
sciarco said:
I was going to order one but $14 + 40 dollars shipping to Canada c'om on man $54 dollars usd for the glove no way.
Click to expand...

If you can get the Kamui cheaper go for it, same glove. Otherwise maybe someone would be nice enough to get one for you and throw it in a mailbox regular postage?
 
Just ordered one of these. Never been a glove user but picked up a Sir Joseph just to toss in the case and pulled it out last night at league because it was hot and humid and my shaft was getting sticky and causing me some issues. Only used it for a few games because I had a hell of a time bridging off the rail as my index finger kept slipping. I think the open fingertips on this will help.

I liked not having to worry about my shaft feeling sticky, especially on delicate touch shots. I could see myself using this during the warmer months.
 
Tarheel said:
Has anyone used FingerSliders by Cue-Z?
Click to expand...

I have and don't like some of the exposure that is there and I feel the stick on my skin. I wear a glove so I dont feel that so this was a no go for me.

For reference, I shoot open bridged for 99+% of my shoots and typically only use closed when I am doing a hard draw.
 
Skippy27 said:
I have and don't like some of the exposure that is there and I feel the stick on my skin. I wear a glove so I dont feel that so this was a no go for me.

For reference, I shoot open bridged for 99+% of my shoots and typically only use closed when I am doing a hard draw.
Click to expand...

I agree. Certain bridges hit your skin and that's what I didn't like.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top