Better glove grip

[Chafunkta]

I recently bought a glove from BG that fits me great, yet it has no grip whatsoever. I've never had problems with a slippery glove, but then I guess I've never owned one, until now.

I was trying to think of some ways I could improve the grip on the glove. I was thinking some sort of glue, perhaps hot glue drizzled on it, allowed to dry, in order have some sticky grip on there, or some kind of spray-glue. By the way, I'm not suggesting that I'm going to glue the glove to the grip. That would just be silly (or would it???)

Does anyone have any suggestions for a quick, simple way to put some grip surface on my glove? Thanks.

[erooMynohtnA]

There's a kind of spray for carpets to keep them from slipping around on wood floors. You just spray the bottom of the carpet and allow it to dry, then it will grip.

I've never tried anything like that, so it's just an idea.

[Kyzander]

I would think that using any kind of spray would be a mixed blessing. Yeah, sure the extra stickiness would help grip the handle, but what if the spray hardens and you have a hard time flexing the glove?

[Inquartata]

Try searching some rodeo supply sites for the resin riders use on their gloves for exactly that purpose.

[epeeisky]

You could always buy some grip pad from Wal Mart and sew it/glue it to your pad.

[wpotere]

Try searching some rodeo supply sites for the resin riders use on their gloves for exactly that purpose.

This is a good idea (I used to ride bare back). However, be careful as it can get everywhere and is not easily removed. I would think that a light coat would work.

[Joe biebel]

I recently purchased a bunch of "Gripstar" gloves for myself but before that, I used a can of tacky stuff made for golf gloves to improve the grip. Worked great, and when I go home, I will look at the can and post the product name.