Curling: Play it Safe and Play it for Life

An important note to our readers:  Dr. Goldline is not a real doctor, in any way, shape or form; the moniker is used purely for entertainment value.  In addition, the views expressed are entirely those of the author and not of management or any other curler.  As the saying goes, “Put 3 lawyers/mathematicians/scientists (or [...]

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Performance and Comfort Considerations for Curling Shoes

The Quantum integrated design system (I.D.S.) leaves behind the use of an adhesive to attach a slider and gripper to the sole of the shoe. The adhesive bond has been the standard for generations, however, in addition to delaminating problems, it has bound us to Teflon* as the only material that could be used [...]

How to Care for Curling Shoes

An important note to our readers: Dr. Goldline is not a real doctor, in any way, shape or form; the moniker is used purely for entertainment value. In addition, the views expressed are entirely those of the author and not of management or any other curler.Question: Dr. Goldline, I’ve had my current curling shoes for [...]

Dr. Goldline’s Thoughts on Timing Devices

An important note to our readers: Dr. Goldline is not a real doctor, in any way, shape or form; the moniker is used purely for entertainment value. In addition, the views expressed are entirely those of the author and not of management or any other curler. Question: Dr. Goldline, I see lots of curlers [...]

Understanding the Differences Between Types of Curling Brooms

Curling Brushes Weight Lighter brushes are easier to push and therefore more effective. The main variable in terms of weight is the handle. There are basically four types of handle available. From heaviest to lightest these are Wood Fibreglass Composite (fibreglass and carbon fiber) Pure carbon fiber. Given today’s advanced materials, wood and 100% [...]

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