Who to send to ? Teammate had a mizuno gmvp1200 that has broken a lace in the fingers.
Suggestions in Texas preferably
Thanks!
Suggestions in Texas preferably
Thanks!
I agree with both guys above, if you want someone to do it, definitely Jeffrey Rous in Farmers Branch, Texas. But as JAD said, you can do it yourself. I probably wouldn’t recommend you try a trap or a mod-trap for your first re-lace, but I don’t know you.....it may be a breeze for you to do!
I do both, I like re-lacing myself and shipping them to Jeffrey, just cause I like the guy and like supporting him. Spoke to him an hour ago, he has a Vinci of mine and a Rawlings that belongs to one of my buddies DD. He asked me if I gave his contact info to someone here, said he got a glove(s) in from someone named Bruce, or Butch from Colorado, told him it wasn’t me this time.
I just noticed you said Texas preferably, Rous is definitely your guy, but if it’s just the fingers, I’d fix it myself.
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