Then we get to the second cord. It goes through with the same ruleset as the first one but with the addition of crossing over the first cord, a new rule to remember.
Continuing from the previous here is the second cord done. The crossing over is very simple once around and for simple setup I went with forward and around here too. It doesn't do much for the aesthetic in this simple webbing just there has to be some lockdown when the cords go across each other. Looks simple and nice, and definitely can see if the puck is in.
Another one from the inside of the pocket.
Just a short return to the CCM style that was on the glove before.
There is a bit more to do with this style as there are a lot more around the cord points. But the rules apply all the way.
There was a picture of a completed webbing in the Simmons refurbish topic in case someone wants to go and see. I think there was one about the Simmons original webbing too, it was quite complicated so I allowed myself to go with these easier systems.
Hey ArdeFIN - did you cut the double T off the glove. I have a CCM 3.9 and have relaced the sides and double T spine with skate lace but the spine is still very tight as it is connected to the glove's lace that runs through the edge of the glove all around. I cant seem top find anything online to show how this is done. Any coments or suggestion is appreciated.
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Hey ArdeFIN - did you cut the double T off the glove. I have a CCM 3.9 and have relaced the sides and double T spine with skate lace but the spine is still very tight as it is connected to the glove's lace that runs through the edge of the glove all around. I cant seem top find anything online to show how this is done. Any coments or suggestion is appreciated.