Need some gloves...
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Need some gloves...
Was at a LBS the other day and tried on some Fox Sidewinder gloves that seemed to fit nice. Do these last quite well and is there any other gloves I should be looking at. I have seen Fox Digit gloves online, how do they compare?
Thanks for any suggestions.
Thanks for any suggestions.
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Are you looking for comfort and breathability or comfort and protection?
For more on the protection side I use the RockGarden "FATE" and for long rides in the saddle I use Troy Lee "SE" glove. Both offer decent protection and have held up well when called upon to do their job.
FATE
SE
DBD
For more on the protection side I use the RockGarden "FATE" and for long rides in the saddle I use Troy Lee "SE" glove. Both offer decent protection and have held up well when called upon to do their job.
FATE
SE
DBD
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I quite like my Axo Padlock's I don't usually wear them on my bike but they're great on ATV's.
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Looking for a bit of everything really. I have only tried some Specialized, forget the name and didnt care much for them....seemed lightweight. I tried Dakine Cross X, I think thats what they were called, those weren't as comfortable. Sidewinders are definitely the most comfortable I have tried so far and seem a good all rounder.