Great glove repair

rcmax29100+ posts

Finally, someone who really knows how to relace a glove. Just had my kid's gloves relaced by Kenny Jenkins. Got his name from Rawlings, he is in Ava, Missouri. Website is http://www.kennysgloverepair.com

Just shipped him the gloves [a Rawlings Pro Preferred and a Wilson A2000] with a personal check; they came back a day earlier than promised. First rate job - does not appear to have affected the pocket, shape, etc. like what happens when they get dropped off at the saddle shop, neighbor, etc.

Thought I'd share this with my fellow Texas posters. Not posting this anywhere else.

12/20/053:47 PM

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Panther Dad5,000+ posts

I'm glad no one else peeks into our forum.

12/20/053:49 PM

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indugu10+ posts

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Originally posted by rcmax29:
Finally, someone who really knows how to relace a glove. Just had my kid's gloves relaced by Kenny Jenkins. Got his name from Rawlings, he is in Ava, Missouri. Website is http://www.kennysgloverepair.com

Just shipped him the gloves [a Rawlings Pro Preferred and a Wilson A2000] with a personal check; they came back a day earlier than promised. First rate job - does not appear to have affected the pocket, shape, etc. like what happens when they get dropped off at the saddle shop, neighbor, etc.

Thought I'd share this with my fellow Texas posters. Not posting this anywhere else.

rcmax29 don't know where you are in Texas but there is a great repair person right here in Dallas, Lance Phillips at DBAT. He repairs a number of gloves for customers. Prices are very reasonable as well.

12/20/053:55 PM

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Texan1,000+ posts

For those with Nokona gloves, the Nokona factory will re-lace, replace the palm lining & the fleece sweat band for a pretty reasonable price.

12/20/054:09 PM

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BobbleheadDoll5,000+ posts

I have been replacing my sons lacing for years. It is easy if you have a lacing tool.

12/20/055:22 PM

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