20-10-08, 11:06 AM | #1 |
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Alpinestar SP1 Gloves - Mini Review
Just bought some of the below, they are brilliant.
I previously used Richa summer type basic leather gloves that cost me £30......these feel possibly 10times more comfortable and alot safe, the protection is really quite good. The fit is perfect and the adjustment just add to the fit and comfort. Tried on most gloves available at the moment and these just felt very right compared to the rest.
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22-10-08, 02:28 PM | #2 |
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and what huge cost did these come to
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22-10-08, 02:40 PM | #3 |
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Errm cant remember to be honest..... I bought a few bits and bobs so haggled abit of discount, they wernt that bad though.
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I dont think they were that much to be honest, but they were not cheap £30 chinese lucky lucky near identical copies off ebay either, they wernt over £100 thats for sure. For some reason £80 is popping into my head.
Edit: Just checked the shop website.....they are priced at £84.99
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i like my gp pro gloves good feel big on protection too expensive wouldnt buy another pair for that reason but apart from that good.
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I didnt want to spend the earth on gloves but needed some new ones. These felt as comfortable and unobstrusive as latex gloves, but then the protection makes your hand feel safer than george bush in the white house. I tried lots of gloves, more expensive and and cheaper......these seemed just perfect for the above reason. So worth that little bit extra ultimately.
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they are good i cant deny that when i put mine on it's like putting your hand into two glove shaped volvo's.
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22-10-08, 03:23 PM | #9 |
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Dont knock the cheap gloves though.
£30 GP-plus's off ebay...still going strong after being down the road and through a very *****ly bush! |
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*Pri ckerly
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