Hockey Glove Repair?

15 years ago you could get it done for about $20 in the southland, I've heard estimates up to 80 though, it varies.

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Originally Posted by VCRW

Look at the bottom of the first post. This great resource was posted 2 years ago. Thanks again, BBO.

http://www.letsgokings.com/bbs/f20/h...urs-42840.html

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This was a very good resource. I had my glove repaired at
Vogue Shoe Repair. After they inspected the glove, I asked
for a full palm replacement, but they informed me they do
not replace glove palms and that I would have to go to La
Tijera Bootery. I then said that was the first place I called
but the phone was no longer in service. They had no answer
for me, so I went through with the repair.
Although it was more than I expected, price wise (and the fact I
had them ship it to me), I have to say they did a way better job
than what they explained to me. I would highly recommend Vogue Shoe Repair.

Questions:
1) I have another glove that needs a full palm replacement.
Does any know if La Tierra Bootery still exists? It is much closer to where I live.

2) The new leather on the repaired glove seems kind of thin.
Is it a good idea the put something along the line of Baseball glove oil on it to
length the life of the leather?

Try

PEACHES PRO REPAIR
MARK "PEACHES" BRENNAN
1524 NE 55TH AVENUE
PORTLAND, OREGON
97214
(503) 803-7931
mjbrennanpdx@msn.com
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They come highly recommended at modsquadhockey.com

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Originally Posted by PTDP

This was a very good resource. I had my glove repaired at
Vogue Shoe Repair. After they inspected the glove, I asked
for a full palm replacement, but they informed me they do
not replace glove palms and that I would have to go to La
Tijera Bootery. I then said that was the first place I called
but the phone was no longer in service. They had no answer
for me, so I went through with the repair.
Although it was more than I expected, price wise (and the fact I
had them ship it to me), I have to say they did a way better job
than what they explained to me. I would highly recommend Vogue Shoe Repair.

Questions:
1) I have another glove that needs a full palm replacement.
Does any know if La Tierra Bootery still exists? It is much closer to where I live.

2) The new leather on the repaired glove seems kind of thin.
Is it a good idea the put something along the line of Baseball glove oil on it to
length the life of the leather?

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I've had my leg pads repaired at Vogue for years (when I played a lot of roller). Good guys and they always do a great job. just wish they could re-stuff my leg pads, too.

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Originally Posted by SirJW

Try

PEACHES PRO REPAIR
MARK "PEACHES" BRENNAN
1524 NE 55TH AVENUE
PORTLAND, OREGON
97214
(503) 803-7931
mjbrennanpdx@msn.com
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They come highly recommended at modsquadhockey.com

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yeah? Is that really close to me?
But thanks

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Originally Posted by nosoupforyou

I've had my leg pads repaired at Vogue for years (when I played a lot of roller). Good guys and they always do a great job. just wish they could re-stuff my leg pads, too.

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Really?
2) The new leather on the repaired glove seems kind of thin.
Is it a good idea the put something along the line of Baseball glove oil on it to
length the life of the leather?

Again...

I'm not ****ing around here...I have a couple of pair of gloves
that have worn in the palms. I need repairs with in reason.

I was going to get them repaired, but I purchased a new pair for about $45.00. Can't beat that.

You send them to Peaches over at ModSquad they go nuts for him He does quality work. Just put them in the mail.

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Originally Posted by mudfisher

Old world leather repair on ball next to the jager house behind the Pond.

2517 E Ball Rd, Anaheim, CA, United States

Google Maps

Best place.. I know multiple people who swear by this place.

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Agree with this. Definitely a good spot, and the guy will straight up tell you if he can't fix them for some reason.