Well this is kind of an amateur somewhat childish method but it does work! Just wear some thin-ish winter gloves underneath the hockey gloves.
Well I am not gay, but I would say yes. Of course it would make it feel better. Doesn't it always feel good when it is tighter.
No, I don't think it would make a difference besides that it would feel different.
You can use girls lacrosse gloves as field hockey gloves, they are actually great to be used for outdoor field hockey. In indoor field hockey I would not recommend using them though, because they do not provide enough padding. In indoor you have to get low to the point where your hand is almost on the ground, leaving it exposed, also the ball moves much faster so getting hit does hurt more, so you want well padded gloves for indoor. There are indoor field hockey gloves made, normally they are made for the left hand only but you may want to get another one to protect the right hand as well.
Softball gloves are most commonly made out of cowhide. However, any kind of durable leather will usually do. Other forms of leather used to make softball gloves include kangaroo, buffalo, and pigskin.
No
You can make your bra tighter by adjusting the straps. You can also put the back strap on the hooks that are the furthest from the end of the strap.
either take links out of the cable or just tighten it. you could also bleed the rear brakes to make it feel tighter
Roller Blades Street goalie pads (make sure you have hockey sucks underneath) Hockey Pants and Can Hockey Chest Chear or "Monkey" Suit Gloves (Catcher & Blocker) Goalie Stick Jersey Mask (Goalie) That is all the standard items. Others that are optional and worn by some goalie include neck guards.
How much is it to make a hockey WHAT?
depending if you mean field or ice hockey or even street hockey depends if you are versing a ball or a puck but i will assume you mean field. A hockey stick, shin guards and the keepers gloves are all the objets allowed to legally make contact with the ball. naturally the ball will fly up a bit and hit bodies/head but actively if is just these and really should only be the stick.
The ball (or puck) can be easily hit/flicked at up to and above 150 kilometres per hour. Having such an object hit at that speed is enough to break bones and destroy tissue, so the gloves provide enough protection to make saving those shots possible. The gloves also increase the size of the stopping/deflecting area, and make it a bit easier to do as well.
um you click make gloves I believe