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[Mdwsta4]

Reading the glove bible, clarino and nash appear to be similar with clarino being softer and less durable. Would it make sense to use clarino material as the base of a palm and nash as an overlay? I've only ever used micronash palms so I'm somewhat concerned about thickness. Does anyone have experience with both of these materials? Thoughts/recommendations? The only reason I'm choosing these over micronash is due to color options.

[Fooj]

Depends on which company your talking about. Bauer Nash is standard thickness but warrior Nash is pretty thick

[Mdwsta4]

Depends on which company your talking about. Bauer Nash is standard thickness but warrior Nash is pretty thick

 

Whatever CPR uses... I know they do a lot of Warrior stuff, but am unsure what brand of materials they use for repairs.

[Parkster44]

I wouldn’t go over 0.85mm , 0.8mm is perfect but lowest of the lowest 0.7mm . Not many NHL players go .7 they won’t last more than 5 games in the show .

[Adam]

KidCoyote needs to be in here commenting, guys had every different palm/overlay combo since warriors were still made in mtl. I hear about it daily almost.

Guy knows his shit

[Parkster44]

KidCoyote needs to be in here commenting, guys had every different palm/overlay combo since warriors were still made in mtl. I hear about it daily almost.

Guy knows his shit

My comment comes from Ken over at CPR

[Mdwsta4]

This topic is almost two years old. Not sure why it was brought back from the dead. I went with Nash on one set of gloves and Nash with spyder overlays on another. No problems

[Parkster44]

Nice . I brought it back from the dead since I was looking and was asking myself the same question . So if anyone has any questions in the future it lll be here . Hope it’s not an issue lol