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    Quote Originally Posted by imdying View Post
    If they still use the wet suit looking material on parts, I found that after a couple of years of sustained abuse they eventually wore there. Not sure what it is, but it's not leather. Comfy though, even crashed well.
    I found plenty of reviews and nothing scary was said about them, so I have gone ahead and grabbed some at a good price (Old stock clearance ) and I will write a review when I have done a few Km in them.
    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
    Ha...Thats true but life is full horrible choices sometimes Merv. Then sometimes just plain stuff happens... and then some more stuff happens.....




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    Quote Originally Posted by Quasievil View Post
    $300, thats a KNOX Zero, not a cheap glove possibly the best currently on the planet.
    Size Medium
    Thats a discount of $59

    look at them on the website for info
    Which Knox glove would you say is best for everyday road riding?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zadkiel View Post
    Which Knox glove would you say is best for everyday road riding?
    I wear the Handriod, but I would Im a yamaha rider

    If wet and Im riding a distance I go for the Zero for sure.

    there is the Biomech as well which a toned down version of the Handriod in that it doesnt have the finger exo skeleton aspects.

    The Recon would be a good choice also for touring and general road riding

    Handiod = Race
    Biomech = day to day sport/ trackday
    Recon = Touring general all rounder
    Zero cold and rain

    hope I havent confused you tho
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    I just read this about glove fitment on a website.

    A properly fitted glove will “fit you like a glove”.


    I laughed so hard, I nearly bought a round of drinks...........nearly
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    Quote Originally Posted by Owl View Post
    I just read this about glove fitment on a website.

    A properly fitted glove will “fit you like a glove”.


    I laughed so hard, I nearly bought a round of drinks...........nearly
    Brilliant, good marketing should be entertaining !!
    Ive run out of fucks to give

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    Crappy winter gloves...

    Quote Originally Posted by ducatilover View Post
    Anyone used these? Looking for a decent cold/wet weather glove.

    i'm currently riding with 1tonne gloves, they're horrid. they're the "sporty/race" style that they do and they are crap in the warm, cold, wet....well, at everything and the seam around the thumb is hugely uncomfortable and the thumb is too short/fingers too long blah blah, in short I get wet, cold and my hands go dead...
    I've got some harden up drink, but, don't want to waste it.

    So, as the first sentence says, anyone used them?
    I bought a pair of cheap winter gloves, had a similar experience to you and ended up hating them, so i got a Stanley knife, cut away the liner from the opening of the glove and completely removed the liner. Now have some awesome looking summer gloves!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spukey View Post
    I bought a pair of cheap winter gloves, had a similar experience to you and ended up hating them, so i got a Stanley knife, cut away the liner from the opening of the glove and completely removed the liner. Now have some awesome looking summer gloves!
    My 1Tonne gloves are a summer glove
    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
    Ha...Thats true but life is full horrible choices sometimes Merv. Then sometimes just plain stuff happens... and then some more stuff happens.....




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