summer gloves
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Doctor T
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summer gloves
Can anyone recommend a good pair of summer gloves? Must be ventilated with short cuffs. Not looking for anything flash but must be well made.
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Capt Sisko
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Re: summer gloves
If you prefer leather & mesh. Rukka AFT - Expensive but very very good.
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Re: summer gloves
Apologies but I have Klim Marrakesh gloves,no idea why I thought I had a pair of Rukka 
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Anyway,found these gloves great last year in 40c (Spain)Have a vented palm as well as airflow across the knuckles etc.
I bloody woke up thinking about what summer gloves I actually have,wadda life
Sorry Steve but your +1 to many now
.Anyway,found these gloves great last year in 40c (Spain)Have a vented palm as well as airflow across the knuckles etc.
I bloody woke up thinking about what summer gloves I actually have,wadda life
Sorry Steve but your +1 to many now
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Arends
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Re: summer gloves
I am happy with Rev'It Mangrove. The cuff is not the shortest, but I like my wrists covered, as Ireland has only 2 weeks of summer per year.
Rev'It Sand 4 H2O are my second pair, and thanks to getting RT with excellent wind protection, I didn't need my winter gloves so far. They are water-proof and provide more wind protection.
Rev'It Sand 4 H2O are my second pair, and thanks to getting RT with excellent wind protection, I didn't need my winter gloves so far. They are water-proof and provide more wind protection.
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Doctor T
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Re: summer gloves
Cheers chaps. I'll look them up 
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Stu
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Re: summer gloves
I have a set of these
https://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/motorc ... ,3203,1186
Unbelievably soft and comfortable from day 1 and probably one of the best pair of gloves I have owned
https://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/motorc ... ,3203,1186
Unbelievably soft and comfortable from day 1 and probably one of the best pair of gloves I have owned
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Elkinell
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Re: summer gloves
Non of that disposable income lark in our 'ouse! https://www.screwfix.com/p/dewalt-dpg21 ... arge/309kx 
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Doctor T
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Re: summer gloves
I have a pair of them in the garage. Nice cheap work gloves shame they have not protectionElkinell wrote: Thu May 02, 2024 1:33 pm Non of that disposable income lark in our 'ouse! https://www.screwfix.com/p/dewalt-dpg21 ... arge/309kx
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Re: summer gloves
Been looking at them. I like RST quality and at £39 they maybe the ticket. Is the sizing true to size and in the past I've found their clothing cut on the smaller sizesakm wrote: Wed May 01, 2024 6:58 pm I have a set of these
https://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/motorc ... ,3203,1186
Unbelievably soft and comfortable from day 1 and probably one of the best pair of gloves I have owned
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Stu
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Re: summer gloves
It's really hard to say about the sizing as I find all gloves are different so God knows what size is right!Doctor T wrote: Fri May 03, 2024 12:51 pm Been looking at them. I like RST quality and at £39 they maybe the ticket. Is the sizing true to size and in the past I've found their clothing cut on the smaller size
Some large fit fine and in others I need an 2xl and I have even had a medium that Errr fit like a glove
I'm a firm believer in trying them on to be honest and forget the sizing