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Pad covers
Ok guys so I've found that my ITECH pads are fine if i use some friction reducing item. I'm tempted to just sew some dish cloths on them, lol. Any way I'm looking for opinions on pad covers. There are 3 on the market, XGS, EAGLE, and Mitchell. Those of you that use pad covers which of the three brands has performed well. Hockey geeks suggested I go with XGS, and Mitchell claims that their pad covers are better because they come in three pieces, better fit I guess.
"In my personal opinion, durability usually comes at a price. In the case of pad covers, with durability comes a decrease in "slide ability". The more "slick" the material tends to be, the less durable it tends to be against rougher surfaces.
So on durability and fit I'd go with the XGS. With slide ability in mind, the eagle may have a slight edge." (Hockey Geeks).
"Our covers are in three pieces held in place with hook and loop so you can get a perfect fit. With the whole inside being of Cordura nylon you will get as much slidabilty as possible and still have durability. It isn't like sliding on ice but I've had customers say that it's about 1/2 to 2/3 of what it's like on ice depending on the type of surface being played on." (Mitchell).
So in your opinion which pad cover is best XGS, EAGLE, MITCHELL? I play on hard wood floors mainly.
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