[buzzard]

Does anyone use these gloves? I am looking for a good basic glove and these seem like they are priced decent and look good. Anyone have any feedback on these?

http://www.kneedraggers.com/details/33-ALP-3

 

[BadNatured]

My father uses them. They work pretty damn good he says. We rode out in 100+ degree weather in them and the only down side was the dye from the leather kind of got on his hands but he said they were pretty comfy otherwise. I use the a-stars air carbon gloves personally. Same price but I like the styling more. Can't go wrong with alpinestars stuff. Top notch.

 

[nig]

This is what I would get for a good, basic deerskin glove:

www.leeparksdesign.com

 

[buzzard]

My father uses them. They work pretty damn good he says. We rode out in 100+ degree weather in them and the only down side was the dye from the leather kind of got on his hands but he said they were pretty comfy otherwise. I use the a-stars air carbon gloves personally. Same price but I like the styling more. Can't go wrong with alpinestars stuff. Top notch.

I was also looking at the air carbon gloves. I am going to choose one or the other I think. I was just surfing around the sites and saw the alloys and thought I'd try to get some responses. Thanks!

 

[Ordie]

$54!!! man for $10-$15 more you can get the SP2's

 

[Hagios]

Those don't look like they'd do a whole lot in a wreck, if you're in a position where your wrists are going to be dragging--but I could be wrong.

Myself, I went with the expensive stuff, far as gloves go (Fieldsheer Positanos...), just for the added protection. *Shrug* Having Kanga is nice, too.

 

[Flatout]

Give me a buzz i'll get you hooked up http://www.flatoutmotorcycles.com/store/Scripts/prodList.asp?idCategory=12724

 

[buzzard]

How about these Icon gloves? They appear a bit more durable...

http://www.flatoutmotorcycles.com/store/Scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=46995