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6/20/2016 6:53am
It just seems that almost all brands I have used in the last 6-8 years have come apart prematurely. I have an average size/shape hand but I do like a glove to fit snug for obvious reasons. All of them come apart where the panels are stitched together way before they show any sign of wear. I don't mind paying top dollar for them if I know they will perform, what's everyone using?
The Shop
I used to be a fan of their Air Glove, then tried the SE....with the synthetic palm glove it's the best I've worn in over 25 years of 2-wheeled riding. It's comfy, doesn't bunch up, and lasts a long time.
Used the same pair for two years and they are still in great shape. Almost don't want to buy a new pair, they are broken in perfectly.
David
774 Chaplin Kawasaki
Factory Backing
Factory Seat
Acerbis
Ive had 3 pairs of Fox Airline gloves, the first pair was great, 2nd pair lasted a week, 3rd pair lasted 7 laps. Threads tear at the palm/ thumb joint every time every pair. Fly gloves do the same but last a while longer before letting go, i'll buy Fly without batting an eye when im in a pinch. But for long term, Deft and Noviks for sure
Thor core are the best I ever had. They lasted 6 full years for me
I like either their XC line, or their Mohave line. Very comfortable and last for a long time.
motocross gloves are just heavier than the material they build jerseys out of, kind of a joke when you think about it.
TLD XC gloves are great too. same with the GP glove
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