scrambler gloves?
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the scrambler gloves you like look great but would offer very little protection if you had a spill , especially the tan palm area - they do another style which are all black and would stand up better in the event of a tumble.
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I was think about getting a pair of these, that look the nuts........
Dainese X-Run Gloves - RevZilla
Dainese X-Run Gloves - RevZilla
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I have those dainese x-run gloves and they're great. Not in cold weather though.
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They look cool but not enough protection. I wear Astars GP Pro gloves and love them: Alpinestars GP Pro Gloves - RevZilla
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Everyone ends up loving different gloves because we all have shorter or longer, thinner or fatter fingers. I'm in a set of Fox Racing something-or-others for warm weather and a set of 15 year old leather and kevlar guantlet gloves from Schoeller for colder weather. I run into the problem of guantlet gloves fighting my jackets, so it ends up dictating my complete package of gear based on either the gloves or jacket.
I went through a glove buying binge in 2012 and returned six pair of gloves because none of them fit me. I had some Alpinestars SMX 2 gloves I loved, but lost one of them which made me sad.
I went through a glove buying binge in 2012 and returned six pair of gloves because none of them fit me. I had some Alpinestars SMX 2 gloves I loved, but lost one of them which made me sad.
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had those as well. ripped across palm. loved them though
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thx. never heard of this brand. will check outI'm running a set of operator gloves from Outdoor Research, the PileDrivers
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Outdoor Research is a Seattle based outdoor gear manufacturer. Most of their stuff is bombproof. These are from their Tactical line. Like I said these are operator gloves, for those on deployment. Not a motorcycle specific glove, but still pretty burly for a minimalist glove.
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The Roland Sands Barfly gloves look great and are under £60
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Also really like these , but not sure if they are bit too over the top !!!!!!
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How about a pair of Lee Parks Design Deer Tours deerskin? Salt Flats Clothing - Stylish Motorcycle Clothing Specialist
Great quality and they look really cool.
Great quality and they look really cool.
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I've a set of these for when the weather gets cold
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and a set of these for summer weather.
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and a set of these for summer weather.
I have these gloves and love them they get better after a few hundred miles and really do offer great protection should you come off.
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The Scrambler gloves are very light and comfortable but as has been said nothing in the way of protection. The black and tan ones (I think there is black and green as well) I almost got as a summer pair but had just bought a nice thin leather pair for about the same money. Don't think the two tone gloves are leather?
I tried the black leather ones too which again are a lovely fit but no protection. Expensive too at around £80.
Nice if you are okay with risking it!
I tried the black leather ones too which again are a lovely fit but no protection. Expensive too at around £80.
Nice if you are okay with risking it!
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I'm not quite sure how I managed it but I've got 2 pairs of these Knox Orsa's, the protection is second to none. (I went through my stuff just before going away and found 7 pairs of summer gloves!).
Knox Orsa Gloves - Black - FREE UK DELIVERY
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Knox Orsa Gloves - Black - FREE UK DELIVERY
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