wjfawb0
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I typically wear full gauntlet gloves. I've been using a pair of icon merc gloves for years.
Welding gloves
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ballisticexchris
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I'm currently wearing Racer Grip gloves for 90% of my street riding. I always keep a lightweight pair of moto gloves to swap out when I hit the dirt. As good as my Grip gloves are, I still prefer the full on Moto GP with bonded pinkie and ring finger style. My last set of Racer High Speed Gloves lasted me almost 10 years. Never washed once. Might have lasted longer if I had washed them once a season.
I swear by the brand. They all fit true to size:
https://www.racerglovesusa.com/collections/mens-motorcycle-gloves
I was at the motorcycle show last year and came very close to getting a pair of these. I just could not afford them at the time. The sizing is really strange. You have to try them on at the motorcycle show to get proper fit. I have not seen of felt a more comfortable/safer glove than these in my life
https://www.heroicracing.com/HEROIC-SP-R-PRO-V1-p/hragsprprov1w.htm
He is a custom leather guy and I will be getting a pair someday......
I swear by the brand. They all fit true to size:
https://www.racerglovesusa.com/collections/mens-motorcycle-gloves
I was at the motorcycle show last year and came very close to getting a pair of these. I just could not afford them at the time. The sizing is really strange. You have to try them on at the motorcycle show to get proper fit. I have not seen of felt a more comfortable/safer glove than these in my life
https://www.heroicracing.com/HEROIC-SP-R-PRO-V1-p/hragsprprov1w.htm
He is a custom leather guy and I will be getting a pair someday......
Those are another fantastic brand!
Stantdm
Active Member
My welding gloves are also great BBQ gloves as others have noted. They would be as good as any leather glove if wrist straps were added for most riding until it started raining.
I have a lot of MX gloves from my 2 stroke dirt bike days and they work well in three seasons. Most of them have wrist straps for a snug fit. If it is cold I will wear a pair of leather insulated gloves a friend who used to ride gave me. They are motorcycle shop gloves but do not have straps to tighten them although they have a series of ribs sewn into the wrist area that makes them tight. The would probably come off in a pavement slide.
I have a lot of MX gloves from my 2 stroke dirt bike days and they work well in three seasons. Most of them have wrist straps for a snug fit. If it is cold I will wear a pair of leather insulated gloves a friend who used to ride gave me. They are motorcycle shop gloves but do not have straps to tighten them although they have a series of ribs sewn into the wrist area that makes them tight. The would probably come off in a pavement slide.