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• #1977
yeah, they're really good.
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• #1978
I wish they did those merino gloves in neon pink :(
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• #1979
Rapha Winter gloves are reduced from £85 to £50 in the sale. I really suffer with cold fingers, does anyone know if they're any good? I have some really good merino liners i could wear under them too
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• #1980
Since it finally dipped below 0 this morning and my full-finger gloves are more 'hole' than glove it's time to buy another pair. I still have my toasty warm Spesh semi-lobsters for longer stuff but I want thinner normal 5-finger gloves for the commute.
Any reason I shouldn't just buy the cheap shit from Planet-X given that the gloves I'm looking at replacing are about 15 year old Tuff gloves from Australia and have almost no insulation.
http://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/PX365RG/planet-x-365-race-gloves
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• #1981
My planet X gloves self destructed almost immediately after receiving them.
I'd just get a pair of heavily reduced mtb gloves if you don't need epic insulation.
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• #1982
i am commuting in seal skinz lobsters and they're pretty good. For non lobster winter gloves i'd look at the prendas ones
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• #1983
Same here, the Planet X ones I got cheap started to come apart very quickly.
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• #1984
I bought a fair bit of PX kit a while back to replace some trashed winter kit. Ended up digging the trashed stuff back out.
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• #1985
Link?
For £8 these are basically disposable. Let's see how they stand up to hippybuse.
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• #1986
Get defeet merino innit.
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• #1987
They all now have the touch shit on them. I lost my non touch pair.
The touch pairs are different and not so nice fit. Me thinks.
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• #1988
I found them pretty much the same, I lost about 3 pairs last year.
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• #1989
Most expensive cheap gloves ever.
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• #1990
The size chart on always riding was wrong when I ordered a couple of months ago, worth checking the defeet sites chart before ordering
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• #1991
The touch Defeets seem to have a much tighter elastic in the wristband and they always snug up a bit after the first wash.
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• #1992
Really?
I found them to feel not so nice, and that the fit was different. Instead of fitting like a glove, they were baggy around the palm. But tight on fingers. And tight on the cuff.
Plus they might be e-touch, but use your phone and before you can unlock the screen it'll be sliding out of your hand.
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• #1993
There's always some.
These protect your knuckles. Presumably when punching idiots car windows.
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/mobile/alpinestars-moab-gloves/rp-prod117747
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• #1994
I want the carbon-knuckled motocross gloves for that.
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• #1995
I have a pair of the orange Defeet e touch gloves in XL going spare. Not merino but free in return for a small forum donation (which is how I received them). PM if you want them.
Edit: Gone now.
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• #1996
I had the old non touch merino but lost a glove, so got the same size in touch variety. I am the opposite, found the fit much better for the etouch. The old one bagged up under my palm but new does not.
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• #1997
Wonder if they changed design recently? Mine were a year and bit old.
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• #1998
Oakley factory pilot gloves are what you want for that. Most popular glove for american army shooty gun men. I've commuted in a pair for ages and they rule / make an almighty racket when tapped on a car window...
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• #1999
I have never been a SKHM but have not had issues with cold hands. Since last year, my left hand gets hold whatever gloves I have on, whilst my right-hand remains toasty warm.
Circulation issue I presume. With my old age are my arteries clogging up? Is the beginning of the end?
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• #2000
Do you have a bag on?
Do your clothes restrict movement on the left side more than the right?
Yeah.