ISSA - International Slalom Skateboarding Association

I am a happy user of the slide gears, they work perfect for slalom.
the detachable puck its an easy process to do it and won't make you loose your concentration after the start.

Best part is that they are light and they can be customized with decals, paint or whatever you have in mind.

Leo
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Hey Leonardo!

What kind of gloves are these?

Maybe you can give us a e-mail or web address so that others will know which gloves you are talking about.

I don't use slide gloves, yet...

Thank you for posting the information.

Adam, (call me Leo pls)
you can check them at http://www.slidegear.com , they are the product of a great mind, the knucklehead master himself, Alan Sidlo.

there are a few pics around, i dont have a dig camera but i am waiting some pics of my last comp.

u shoud use slide gloves! they can save your body.

leo

Cool.

Thanks for the link, this will help people with their decisions on good equipment.

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Alan, Is it possible to get the Poly-Tipped Kevlar Glove with built in pads or slide-gear? Looking for something similar to my old worn out Rector Palm Padded gloves.

Thanks for your help. I eagerly await your response.

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I remember those old Rector gloves. I loved 'em.

Someone needs to start making gloves just like it. The padded palm and elastic velcro wrist provided the perfect ammount of protection.

There are some very nice gloves made for inline skaters out there that can be easily fitted with sliding blocks. they are comfortable and well made, as well as have good support for the wrist; have found them in full finger and half finger styles..