Non padded gloves

deltadestroyer11
Edited Date/Time 8/28/2014 12:31pm
Who makes a good mx glove that dosnt have any padding in the palm?
One with some sort of knuckle protection also, if there is one..
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enketchum 8/23/2014 9:30pm
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Don't get this forum started on gloves with knuckle protection....

I think I died a few times in the last thread

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X100000 on the TLD gloves... They are awesome quality and I wear mine for both moto and DH mountain biking and they have held up for 2 seasons!!!
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enketchum 8/24/2014 12:34am
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What happens to your hands when you crash?
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Found these on Motosport.... Should feel just about the same as ones with rubber slabs on every finger joint!

I like Thor gloves personally, and buy a set with every set of gear I buy regardless of the brand.
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PPS Moto 8/24/2014 6:26am
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AXO Ride gloves fit me a little weird and take some break in time, but have no padding in the palm and do have knuckle protection
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bvm111 8/24/2014 8:34am
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enketchum wrote:
What happens to your hands when you crash?
Nothing... I am equally skilled in crashing both Moto and DH and have never had an issue
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enketchum wrote:
What happens to your hands when you crash?
I put my hands up real quick to protect my sunglasses
deltadestroyer11 8/24/2014 8:44am
8/24/2014 8:44am
Thanks guys. Gonna have to look at the tld and axo. Proly buy one of each and see which I like better. Atleast I'll have gloves for awhile. haha. Thanks.
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Seven gloves.
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X2 on the Seven Zero gloves! My fingers start to fall asleep if I wear heavy padded gloves. These are the cure! Love them. They have new 2014 ones that look sick.



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brimx153 8/24/2014 11:36am
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enketchum wrote:
Don't get this forum started on gloves with knuckle protection....

I think I died a few times in the last thread
you were the person i thought of when I read the thread title , after the last thread about this lol . I use to always have gloves with knuckle protection, untill I tried the other type , now could never ride with protective one s, wish I could every time my hand get hit with a rock tho .
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Motodave15 8/24/2014 11:37am
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Seven gloves are awesome


as for the pads... ahem "wimps"

Id much rather rock the handguards ala "pastrana" than the damn padded ones
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Motodave15 8/24/2014 11:41am
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enketchum wrote:
What happens to your hands when you crash?
if you're scared you can always rock theseEvilEvil

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enketchum wrote:
What happens to your hands when you crash?
Give it up man. You've been bitching about this every chance you get. To each their own.
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christianb 8/24/2014 12:07pm
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Fuel gloves are pretty sweet. Axo gloves aren't bad either.

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Tiki 8/24/2014 1:56pm
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Fox offers a glove, I think just about everyone offers a glove. Moose sahara, Thor, MSR, even Rocky Mountain. How hard are you looking?

Just look for a hot weather vented glove.
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I loved the fly Lite gloves. The new ones take a little work to get on, but they are really nice and thin, and hold up well.
AnimalHungry 8/24/2014 3:12pm
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Novic gloves - hands down (ha ha) the best gloves I've ever had. No palm padding but padding on the outside but the best bit is they're pre-curved to better fit your hands when they're on the grips.

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mxjef wrote:
Deft Family Gloves, the glove that everybody has copied... [url=http://www.deftfamily.com/]DEFT FAMILY GLOVES[/url] [img]http://www.deftfamily.com/media/common/SWOOP_HomePG-v2.jpg[/img]
Deft Family Gloves, the glove that everybody has copied...

DEFT FAMILY GLOVES



I agree with this. I picked up a couple pair this summer and I really dig em! Very comfortable and breathe good. I can't say how durable they are since I've only been about to put about 6 - 8 rides on each set.....but they seem to be holding up well.



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enketchum 8/24/2014 10:23pm
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MxKing809 wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2014/08/24/63336/s1200_image.jpg[/img] Found these on Motosport.... Should feel just about the same as ones with rubber slabs on every finger joint! I like Thor gloves personally, and...



Found these on Motosport.... Should feel just about the same as ones with rubber slabs on every finger joint!

I like Thor gloves personally, and buy a set with every set of gear I buy regardless of the brand.
PLEASE GIVE ME THE LINK SO I CAN BUY 20 PAIRS OF THESE RIGHT NOW!!!!!
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enketchum 8/24/2014 10:24pm
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tomcarroll31 wrote:
Here is a video of me testing the new Bolt Everywear gloves available at : www.bolteverywear.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hV35Vu-07As&feature=youtu.be
Here is a video of me testing the new Bolt Everywear gloves available at : www.bolteverywear.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hV35Vu-07As&feature=youtu.be
Stop spamming this forum with your new riding gear
tomcarroll31 8/24/2014 10:49pm
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enketchum wrote:
Stop spamming this forum with your new riding gear
Im not spamming anything, all I did was reply in a post that someone had put up regarding gloves. They may like these ones or they may not, that is all. Maybe you should worry more about yourself, rather than worrying what im posting on the forum?
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tomcarroll31 wrote:
Here is a video of me testing the new Bolt Everywear gloves available at : www.bolteverywear.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hV35Vu-07As&feature=youtu.be
Here is a video of me testing the new Bolt Everywear gloves available at : www.bolteverywear.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hV35Vu-07As&feature=youtu.be
enketchum wrote:
Stop spamming this forum with your new riding gear
Maybe somebody should spam some goggles.....
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tomcarroll31 wrote:
Here is a video of me testing the new Bolt Everywear gloves available at : www.bolteverywear.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hV35Vu-07As&feature=youtu.be
Here is a video of me testing the new Bolt Everywear gloves available at : www.bolteverywear.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hV35Vu-07As&feature=youtu.be
enketchum wrote:
Stop spamming this forum with your new riding gear
huck wrote:
Maybe somebody should spam some goggles.....
I did, and he was grumpy about that too...

http://www.vitalmx.com/forums/Moto-Related,20/Dragon-Frameless-goggles,…

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