what do you wear under your gloves?

[TheWall0211]

On 3/28/2020 at 4:41 PM, JerseyBo said:

Yes and it’s been great. 

I also use Lizardskin and think it’s great.  Get the thinner version, not the batting glove.  

[ilyazhito]

I used to use bicycle gloves with full finger coverage. My current gloves are leather-like gloves for texting in winter. 

[A.YOUNGoalie13]

Askarov with a grippy looking inner glove

[coopaloop1234]

3 hours ago, A.YOUNGoalie13 said:

Askarov with a grippy looking inner glove

Looks like the paddle wedge glove 

https://www.thehockeyshop.com/products/paddle-wedge-trinity-senior-padded-inner-glove

[johncho]

I use a Hyperlite glove currently and my hands are normal size, but I've always liked a tighter fitting glove if possible (for work gloves and for golf/batting glove). Lately I've formed a terrible habit of jamming the glove hand on my blocker hand to get the glove hand in as tight as possible before a danger scenario.

It doesn't help that the finger stalls also feel a bit slippery when sweat starts to accumulate. Is there an option to get that area more grippy other than to wear a glove underneath? I tried a golf glove, and it was okay, a bit more grip but I didn't like how bulky it felt and how hot it got. The Paddle wedge glove looks interesting but the fingers are missing from the place that I need it the most. 

[creasecollector]

Experimented with a old golf glove, but didn't like it. Something fingerless like above posted sounds interesting, as getting the "feel" of the glove would be important to me.

[johncho]

When you guys hold your glove, are the internals tight against your palm or is it floating so that your fingers don't move when you close down? I've asked a few guys and I'm getting mixed answers. I do the former because it's how I used to hold a baseball glove, but maybe the latter is better because there's no constant adjusting or movement?

Like tight on the palm like "<<" vs a claw like pinch "C<"

Edited Tuesday at 01:01 AM by johncho

[dreadlocked1]

For me, it's tight on the glove like a baseball glove cause that's how I learned how to catch.  I started with T-ball at least by 4 or 5 years old but didn't start hockey until somewhere between 8-10.  You'll get mixed answers for many preferential reasons and also because there are goalies who have never played baseball.