Last night, I was on the couch watching some baseball, and trying to break in an A2000-INF. When I got off the couch, I noticed that my shirt and the couch were covered in orangey-brown dust / flakes - obviously from the glove. What really puzzled me was that when I looked at the glove, I can't for the life of me figure out where they're coming from.
Anyone else ever come across this before? It's a new glove, and I've already put a light coat of Lexol NF on it, so it's not like it's dry. I've never noticed this happening with any other glove I've broken in - is this normal? If it isn't, does anybody know how can I stop it?
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Leather flakes / dust
by Musashi » June 19th, 2008, 6:11 pm
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by offsidewing » June 20th, 2008, 6:58 am
yeah, the laces...
Aim for the corners and let the middle take care of itself.
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