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for softening up and stretching..
first ones I have had with the rock hard knuckle protection.. oo it hurts at first doesnt it.. NOW- my cousin who was a para - used to tell me they softened their boots up ina bucket of pee.! but dont fancy that.. .. in fact they are soft- just need a bit of stretch... I bought a smaller size than I used to have cos me old ones have strecthed to way too loose.. .. so .. tip away !. guessng tip will be wear em and wear em in
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Wear them in the rain
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really???
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Have a leather night in the bath....But don't tell anyone
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Serious, when ever i get anything leather wise, i wear it in the rain a couple of times, let it dry naturally and the soften up in no time.
I brought a pair of dainese leather jeans in mid summer and i was praying for rain |
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cool
!!!!!! I shall look forward to getting wet..
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i've got kangaroo leather gloves which seem a loft softer/stretchier from the start...maybe something to try next time?
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Rub some leather feed into them, and wear them a lot, like around the house.
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I will do all of that-
got a 2 hour drive as a passener in a van later- but dont think the driver would be happy of I got in wearing leather gloves.. covered in vaseline !
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I bought a pair, fitted with the help of the shop owner. I couldnt even wear them at home, let alone on the bike, they left serious impressions of knuckle armour on my poor fingers, I gave up in the end.
I knew when I bought them they were uncomfortable, but went along with the advice given. I couldnt take them back because where I kept trying to stretch them I broke the stitching! d'oh! Few weeks back I found an identical pair (size larger) in a second hand shop, barely used practically brand new, £10, and they fit perfect, no pain, no marks. sorry this doesnt help at all ![]() ![]() |
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