When we got home I carefully put it on her Wii-remote but, when it came time to replace the batteries I had to remove the glove and that is when it happened; the glove ripped!
After this tearing of the skin occurred I spent some time cruising the web and looking for Wii controller gloves that were similar in appearance to order a new one. The more I looked the more I began to understand that we must have purchased an early model that has since been discontinued.
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Torn glove on the left, original packaging on the right
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Looking at the tear
If they had used a full skin and layered the heavier rubber on top of it this would probably not have happened. Before you buy one of these special multi-colored Wii controller gloves I suggest you find out if Nintendo has fixed this problem. Why do I blame Nintendo? If you look on the packaging, you can see the Nintendo Quality Seal.