[MR] Re: Hockey Glove Failure/Advice on the

[Logan]

sure it is.  the standards call for "rigid material"  but do not define what
that material is.  of course, by definition, cardboard is rigid as is ice,
but, the rest falls into common sense (which is far from common).  abs
certainly is legal but dont go with thin stuff like 1/8".  then we have to
allow the marshallate to make decisions (oy vey).

regards

logan

-----Original Message-----
From: atlantia-admin at atlantia.sca.org
[mailto:atlantia-admin at atlantia.sca.org]On Behalf Of Fergus MacDair
Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 9:44 PM
To: atlantia at atlantia.sca.org
Subject: [MR] Re: Hockey Glove Failure/Advice on the


> From: Lisa and Ken Theriot <lnktheriot at home.com>
> 5. Hand and Wrist Armor
> The outer surfaces of the hand and wrist of both
> arms must be covered by
> one or a
> combination of the following:
> b. A gauntlet made of rigid plates; either lined
> with padding or closed
> cell foam, or
> designed to transfer potentially injurious impact to
> the surfaces being
> grasped.

This reminds me.  Is ABS plastic legal for gauntlets?
I have to do some repair work on a hard saddlebag and
I was tempted to try and mold a set of gauntlets at
the same time.

fergus

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