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Following on from Snoopy's thread I'm just wondering if anyone can recommend some good warm winter gloves with knuckle armour?
So far all I've found are winter gloves without it... I'd rather have knuckle armour for my commute into london for the rare occasions that I may accidentally smack someone's wing mirror on the way past... ![]() All advice gratefully received. ![]() |
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get some all weather ones?
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Dude, I'm after specifics here, but thanks for replying... ![]() ![]() |
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The Alpinestars Jet Road were excellent for the few miles I had them before being knocked off!
They are lovely and warm but not too thick and have carbon fibre protection on the upper knuckles with decent padding on the fingers & finger-knuckles. They are on their website but it's flash based, so I can't give a direct link - it's under the gore-tex section here. I can (unfortunately!) vouch for their protection! ![]() |
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I've got some Hein Gericke Classic gloves which are winter type with hard bits on the knuckles. Nice and comfy.
Up till now they've been fine, though I don't ride a lot in inclement weather so can't really comment on the longer term performance. ![]() Just as a more offbeat thought, these folks do a motorcycle glove for the Police, the price is similar to higher end gloves elsewhere. http://www.niton999.co.uk/index_main.htm ("motorcycle" section and "clothing" if the link is general) |
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I just bought some Alpinestars Tech Road, and are very,very happy with them.
I think the Jet Road ones that coomest mentioned are very similar but have additional thermal lining. |
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I can also recommend Hein Gericke, their stuff is quality. The winter wears seem to be pretty waterproof.
I've also recently had a pair of Buffalo gloves. They were warm and waterproof, also had this handy sleeve thingy-ma-jig that stopped water going down the glove (sorry, didn't mean to get technical!! ![]() |
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The Hein Gericke Pathan 2-fingers have no armour at all, and seem incredibly flimsy, but always test ver well in crash tests for some reason. And they're sooooo warm.
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