Good gloves - need advice
#1
Good gloves - need advice
For my birthday I got told I need to pick out a good pair of riding gloves. I have $150 to work with and I want a glove that has real protection against stupid (impact and abrasion). Only thing I can find locally is castle $42 gloves that seem to be all looks and no substance. I will use them from the mid 40*F to the 90s with high humidity. Most of my riding is in the 70*F range. I don't need anything flashy, color is ok but black, or black base with blue or red is preferred.
How do you tell if a glove is the real thing or just a pretender?
Any recommendations?
Good places to shop online?
How do you tell if a glove is the real thing or just a pretender?
Any recommendations?
Good places to shop online?
#2
Motorcycle Gloves - Top Rated and Reviewed Motorcycle Gloves - RevZilla
Go ahead, lose your mind
This video might help a bit on figuring out what to look for in a glove. Given the temps you said you ride in, I'm linking the Summer Glove guide. They also have a Winter version too. Just a small disclaimer though:
As informative as their videos are, Revzilla is still selling things. They're showcasing 5 gloves out of dozens. So don't feel the need to run out and buy the most expensive out there.
Go ahead, lose your mind
This video might help a bit on figuring out what to look for in a glove. Given the temps you said you ride in, I'm linking the Summer Glove guide. They also have a Winter version too. Just a small disclaimer though:
As informative as their videos are, Revzilla is still selling things. They're showcasing 5 gloves out of dozens. So don't feel the need to run out and buy the most expensive out there.
#3
Knuckle and palm protection is key. After that it's comfort and feel.
the temps you say you'll ride I'd go with a race glove with ventilation. Something like this
BUFFALO BAY LEATHER SUMMER VENTED MOTORBIKE ARMOURED RACING MOTORCYCLE GLOVES | eBay
Not saying these should be the ones you buy, but just to give you an idea as I have no direct experience of these gloves.
I ride all year round, but only for fun. I've only ever used summer gloves and only ride when the sun shines. I have a larger pair of gloves for very cold weather which are much warmer 'cos they're not so tight, but give less feel.
Full winter gloves with lots of padding will give much less feel and may take some getting used to. Though in the temperatures you describe' I wouldn't think you'd need them.
the temps you say you'll ride I'd go with a race glove with ventilation. Something like this
BUFFALO BAY LEATHER SUMMER VENTED MOTORBIKE ARMOURED RACING MOTORCYCLE GLOVES | eBay
Not saying these should be the ones you buy, but just to give you an idea as I have no direct experience of these gloves.
I ride all year round, but only for fun. I've only ever used summer gloves and only ride when the sun shines. I have a larger pair of gloves for very cold weather which are much warmer 'cos they're not so tight, but give less feel.
Full winter gloves with lots of padding will give much less feel and may take some getting used to. Though in the temperatures you describe' I wouldn't think you'd need them.
#4
Btw, I use these
Dainese 4 Stroke Gloves - RevZilla
Not all that great right now with the weather in the low 40s. But the perforated leather is great when we hit triple digits last summer
Dainese 4 Stroke Gloves - RevZilla
Not all that great right now with the weather in the low 40s. But the perforated leather is great when we hit triple digits last summer
#6
Btw, I use these
Dainese 4 Stroke Gloves - RevZilla
Not all that great right now with the weather in the low 40s. But the perforated leather is great when we hit triple digits last summer
Dainese 4 Stroke Gloves - RevZilla
Not all that great right now with the weather in the low 40s. But the perforated leather is great when we hit triple digits last summer
#7
#8
I ride with these in white
Icon Pursuit Perforated Gloves - Street Motorcycle - Motorcycle Superstore
Love them. I've ridden in warm and cold weather and never had a problem. Never got cold and never got sweaty. I'll buy another set.
Icon Pursuit Perforated Gloves - Street Motorcycle - Motorcycle Superstore
Love them. I've ridden in warm and cold weather and never had a problem. Never got cold and never got sweaty. I'll buy another set.
#9
Look up a company called Ricondi. They are based in Australia but have a distributor in Cali. They make awesome gear at great prices. There is a current glove they have that is a limited edition USA glove. All their gear is Kangaroo, which is just as tough as cow but way lighter. You can find them on Facebook. Tell them vfrman from ducati.org sent you.
#10
I ride with these in white
Icon Pursuit Perforated Gloves - Street Motorcycle - Motorcycle Superstore
Love them. I've ridden in warm and cold weather and never had a problem. Never got cold and never got sweaty. I'll buy another set.
Icon Pursuit Perforated Gloves - Street Motorcycle - Motorcycle Superstore
Love them. I've ridden in warm and cold weather and never had a problem. Never got cold and never got sweaty. I'll buy another set.