Good Crocheted Gloves
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Good Crocheted Gloves
Hey Gang,
Does anybody know who sells good quality crochet backed gloves. I tried the "bell' brand, found that the padding destructed on the second ride, and the way the velcro tab was made (inside of wrist) it scratched at me.
I know, lycra is the material of choice, but in some ways I'm a bit of a curmudgeon, or perhaps a retro-grouch. I love a lot of the new stuff, but there was just something about those old gloves.
Are Nashbars any good? Any other suggestions?
Steve W.
Does anybody know who sells good quality crochet backed gloves. I tried the "bell' brand, found that the padding destructed on the second ride, and the way the velcro tab was made (inside of wrist) it scratched at me.
I know, lycra is the material of choice, but in some ways I'm a bit of a curmudgeon, or perhaps a retro-grouch. I love a lot of the new stuff, but there was just something about those old gloves.
Are Nashbars any good? Any other suggestions?
Steve W.
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I didn't like the Nashbar gloves, but the Performance gloves seem to have more padding. I have severl pairs of the Performance gloves. Sometimes you can get them on sale for $5.95, a great deal.
Gary
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Those Performance red, white, and blue ones are pretty good value. Trek made a nice classic pair the last couple of years, a natural yarn, brown leather variety. I'm liking them.
All gloves seem to only last a season or two before they're toast, I think of them like brake pads or tires in longevity, and replace as required.
All gloves seem to only last a season or two before they're toast, I think of them like brake pads or tires in longevity, and replace as required.






