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Old 12-07-2003, 11:08 PM   #1
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Golubitsky Grip??

Has anybody heard anything about Golubitsky Grip? I was told that it is a new product to be introduced by LP.

How does it look like? Will it be better than that made by Allstar and Ulhman?
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Leon Paul has the Goliubitsky Pro foil blade, which is a blade made to Sergei's specifications. I would imagine that the grip would be something similar - A grip that Goliubitsky had a hand in designing.

This will be interesting to see when it comes out.

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Old 12-08-2003, 04:20 PM   #3
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Old 12-08-2003, 06:57 PM   #4
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Edew I hope your not being cynicial?

We are looking at introducing a copy of the grip used by Segie, but it will be at least three months. Barry Paul.
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Old 12-08-2003, 09:18 PM   #5
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Cynical, sarcastic, and another attempt at humor...
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Hey Barry now that this thread seems to have your attention I figured I would ask this:

I read somewhere(perhaps here?) a few weeks/months ago that leon paul was developing a new glove(sabre glove?) with some special material - foam? to help absorb impact better. I checked the website out pretty regularly and never saw such a thing. Does such a project exist? Has the glove already been produced and I missed it?
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More of a foil glove, But can be used for epee sabre and coaching

Our top Foiliest L Halsted who because of the large set on his foils asked if we could make him a better padded glove to protected his exposed fingures.

In the process we up dated our G126 and GS126 to have the outside of the figures protected with internal foam padding down to the nails. Also the back of the palm has been uprated to 350 Newton so the gloves conform to European CEN level 2 (probably the only one on the market that satisfies this higher level of protection.)

We therefore are making a range of new gloves G128 with 4.0 mm thick energy absorbing foam with the above aditional features including on the new versions a double thickness at the area were pommellers hold the handle. They are not yet on the web site, but available, cost about £23.83 plus VAT in the U.K.

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Old 12-13-2003, 07:59 AM   #9
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Hoping to see the new grip soon. It can add an extra choice on top of those currently available in the shops.
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