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    Glove advice

    After my slip and slide - my nice pair of Hein Gericke Pro Sports summer riding gloves are on a one way trip to the Bin.

    I am looking at a replacement - unfortunately Hein Gericke stuff doesn't seem to be sold over here (they were originally bought in the UK)

    Am looking for a Summer glove - preferably Kangaroo Leather like the Gericke gloves - lots of Armoury bits on the knuckles/breakable parts of my hand and nice and cool for when I get back on my Stallion of Steel
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    Yeah, you won't find those big brands in lil ol NZ. Innotesco in Oz does have Rukka though.

    I've just started using a pair of these: http://qmoto.co.nz/gear-shop.php#!/~...79&id=32765026

    Kangaroo on the palm side, SPS on the wrist area, I would have liked a double flap over the wrist though (previous model did have a double enclosure, but there you go).

    edit: It doesn't seem to say, but I thought it was Kangaroo in the palm area... pass.
    Quote Originally Posted by Jane Omorogbe from UK MSN on the KTM990SM
    It's barking mad and if it doesn't turn you into a complete loon within half an hour of cocking a leg over the lofty 875mm seat height, I'll eat my Arai.

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    bought some kangaroo's from motoxtreme for $140 has kevlar as well and carbon on the knuckles etc
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    Mate, just buy HG and get them sent to a rellie/mate and the pay them the postage to send em. You won 't find similar locally. This, from me who wears camel toe HG in winter, HG kangaroos in summer, and Spidi mid seasons the rest of the time.

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    Those Q Moto's are bloody good gear, never had to try em out on the slidy thing, but they lasted a good 4 years or so.
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    Try to get ones with palm sliders, thats the most important feature in my eyes.

    Snapped wrists suck.

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    I get most of my stuff from the US. Buying locally would cost me about double on most things, even taking shipping into account.
    Never used Hein Gericke but i would get them sent over if you've got a certain favourite pair rather than buy something you might not be happy with.
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    Revit Monsters, on the hook at Motomail for about $120. I've had a pair for about 8 or 9 years & they're still selling them today - good gloves.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gremlin View Post
    Yeah, you won't find those big brands in lil ol NZ. Innotesco in Oz does have Rukka though.

    I've just started using a pair of these: http://qmoto.co.nz/gear-shop.php#!/~...79&id=32765026

    Kangaroo on the palm side, SPS on the wrist area, I would have liked a double flap over the wrist though (previous model did have a double enclosure, but there you go).

    edit: It doesn't seem to say, but I thought it was Kangaroo in the palm area... pass.
    They also don't say aught about sizes.

    What size are yours? And what do your hands measure up at?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ocean1 View Post
    They also don't say aught about sizes.

    What size are yours? And what do your hands measure up at?
    Not much cop for them is it... I've owned several pairs, so I know I'm a 2XL. Also a Revit 2XL, but I'm pretty borderline, a slightly smaller glove and I wouldn't fit it.

    Uh, what measurements do you want?
    Quote Originally Posted by Jane Omorogbe from UK MSN on the KTM990SM
    It's barking mad and if it doesn't turn you into a complete loon within half an hour of cocking a leg over the lofty 875mm seat height, I'll eat my Arai.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gremlin View Post
    Not much cop for them is it... I've owned several pairs, so I know I'm a 2XL. Also a Revit 2XL, but I'm pretty borderline, a slightly smaller glove and I wouldn't fit it.

    Uh, what measurements do you want?
    I found the sizes on their site after all. But XXL is it.

    I tried on every pair of summer gloves in every outlet at Barrys point when I came through there last month, and I've tried every shop in Wgtn since. There was two I could actually force on at a pinch, but no way could I wear them.

    In theory my knuckle measurement at 260mm should fit a XXXL glove, but I've tried half a dozen XXXXL gloves that are too small to get on.
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    I have the Knox Handroids which are comfortable and cool. They have maintained their fit better than any other gloves I have owned. They were a present bought through Qmoto.co.nz. If i were buying new gloves I would go for Held Phantoms http://www.racesupplies.co.nz/produc...-number-three/ I have read and watched on youtube a few rave reviews on them from different sources.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dogboy900 View Post
    I have the Knox Handroids which are comfortable and cool.
    Only thing to be careful of with the Knox tightening mechanism, is that it's too bulky if you're trying to put most jacket sleeves over the top of the gloves.
    Quote Originally Posted by Jane Omorogbe from UK MSN on the KTM990SM
    It's barking mad and if it doesn't turn you into a complete loon within half an hour of cocking a leg over the lofty 875mm seat height, I'll eat my Arai.

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    RST moto pilot or trachtech. Cheper to buy in the uk and get them shiped here than buying them here. Also check out FC moto in germany

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