Synthetic gloves

[wtlf101]

Alright, so I got past Step 1 and now have my permit, so Step 2 is getting my gear. My manual says any types of synthetic material works. My question is, besides leather, what other types of materials are there? Are there any reasonable ones too? I'm not a rich person lol.

[VermilionX]

http://www.newenough.com/product_group_ ... gloves.htm

those are pretty cheap.

[wtlf101]

Why thank you. Those are really reasonable. I appreciate that alot.

[VermilionX]

Why thank you. Those are really reasonable. I appreciate that alot.

hmmm... now that i look more into those gloves, i really like this one from 1stgear...





i wanna buy one.

[VermilionX]

ok done, i bought it. pretty good for $23.

now that i look at my current gloves, i don't like them that much.

that one will look so much better on me.

[greenmountainman]

Damn you Vermillion, DAMN YOU!!! Why'd you have to post that link? Why, why, why????? Keep your hand out of your pocket and off the plastic.....

[CNF2002]

Geez V you're on a shopping spree!

[VermilionX]

Geez V you're on a shopping spree!

at $23, i couldn't resist it.

[Sev]

I have a pair of those in grey and black, they're pretty heavy, and you need to be careful, because the second set of plastic knuckle things don't always sit right, I had to return the right hand glove because I had a sharp peice of plastic digging into the second knuckle of my ring finger bad enough to break skin.

After I got it traded off they were a good pair of gloves. Fairly comfortable, but with a thick palm that somewhat reduced feel/feedback from the throttle. The backs are really heavy and keep my fingers very comfortably warm to about 5 degrees C on the highway, lower then that and I need a second pair of gloves underneath to keep warm.

All in all I'd recomend them as a spring/fall pair. If you live where it's always hot all the time... you might not like them as much.

[kabob983]

Hot...like in CA.