You know those furniture sliders? They are really cheap, circular plastic discs made for sliding furniture across carpet but they also slide like a dream on pavement, I recommend buying some at wal*mart or home depot or somewhere else to attach to your gloves, It is ridiculous that companies expect you to pay 50 bucks for some plastic attached to a glove, so its always good, and easy, to make your own!
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Re: Cheap, effective, slide pucks
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You know those furniture sliders? They are really cheap, circular plastic discs made for sliding furniture across carpet but they also slide like a dream on pavement, I recommend buying some at wal*mart or home depot or somewhere else to attach to your gloves, It is ridiculous that companies expect you to pay 50 bucks for some plastic attached to a glove, so its always good, and easy, to make your own!
those don't seem like they'd last that long, to be honest. i was looking at some, and the plastic seemed really thin
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My friend made a pair of gloves with those furniture sliders, and they did work. They lasted for 3 solid hours, maybe. Go with cutting board or corian samples.
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sorry mate, goto HomeDepot or Lowes, enter the kitchen area and open the drawer containing Corian samples, which slide like ice on anything, last forever, and oh yeh THEY ARE FREE
grab a ton and shove em in your pockets and walk home
sorry mate, goto HomeDepot or Lowes, enter the kitchen area and open the drawer containing Corian samples, which slide like ice on anything, last forever, and oh yeh THEY ARE FREE
grab a ton and shove em in your pockets and walk home
O dude i cant do that im afraid someone is gunan stop me nad be like HEY whats that in your pockets there, so i carry them out palms up and try to avoid eye contact with anyone haha
For attatching it I use velcro. Go to the local craft store and get heaviest industrial type velcro they have. It's perfect because you can re-use the gloves after the pucks wear down. I'd also reccomend using some guerilla glue to re-inforce the bond between the velcro and the glove.
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