Lining repair

[spentshoes]

So I'm guessing I already know the answer to this since I can't find a tutorial ANYWHERE on the web, but is there any tricks to repairing the lining of gloves? I've got a pair of ringside gloves that are essentially brand new, but the lining tore right below the knuckle section and it was past the warranty time period so they won't take them back. It's a shame to throw them out because, again, they barely even look used and would have a ton of life in them if it weren't for that.

 

[hangulmalmotayo]

There was a thread that touched on this, I think. But some suggested taking the gloves to a cobbler. But that may have been for general repair. That may end up costing more than the gloves themselves, though.

Good luck.

 

[makedansure]

hope you now stay away from ringside.

there is no easy way to fix the liner. it's not worth the trouble. The way that those gloves are constructed, it's not worth it.

 

[spentshoes]

hope you now stay away from ringside.

there is no easy way to fix the liner. it's not worth the trouble. The way that those gloves are constructed, it's not worth it.

oh yeah... never again.