@FortNine Your The Icon Pursuit Touchscreen Gloves link led me to Revzilla.com where it states the item I was looking for was discontinued. I was redirected to Revzilla because fortnine.ca only services Canada and I am in the USA. I found the Icon Pursuit CE Gloves as a possible substitute for $65 on Revzilla.com.
The reason why the Alpinestars jet road has double layer gauntlet is because the first inner (gore-tex) layer goes under the jacket sleeve and the second on the top. This way any water running down your sleeve will stay out of your glove and drain out of the two eyelets at the bottom of the gauntlet just before the wrist strap
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Oddly all my leather gloves worked with my smartphones, even the 12 € gloves from AliExpress, and they never mentioned they would work on a smartphone. Btw, the winter motorcycle gloves from Lidl work very good in winter and rain, and they are cheap.
Love your "best of 2016" series. Anthony from ZLA has some real competition here! I appreciate the production quality and the comprehensive, well-organized info.
i'd like to see you do motorcycle technique videos, braking, finding the apex, shifting, and so forth. I Just think it would be entertaining and really helpful
Some great info Ryan, well presented. I just finished a mini-marathon of these F9 gear vids and I must say I'm quite impressed. My question although about the gloves, may be put towards some of the gear; jackets, boots etc. What is a good cold weather glove? I'm talking pushing 0 Celsius (-5C is my record). Heated grips sure are handy. Get it? Handy? Okay I'll stop now. Any advice is welcome.
Hey! I have a *handy* little secret for cold weather: snowmobile gloves. They tend to be cheaper and warmer than the motorcycling equivalents. More bulky too, but let's be honest, cold-weather motorcycle gloves aren't exactly slim either. The Scott AC Premium GTX Gloves (www.canadasmotorcycle.ca/scott-ac-premium-gtx-gloves.html) come to mind as one of the cheapest ways to get Gore-Tex, which I highly recommend. If you're dead-set on buying a purpose-built cold-weather motorcycle glove, check out this video: ruclips.net/video/pid0sHmI1gg/видео.html . That Five WFX1 is *super* warm and about as technical as they come. ~RyanF9
This is an unusually brief and shallow offering for F9. No mention of the gold standard for street/touring gloves, Held Steves? Held quality may not be what it once was as they face greater competition, but I still think they have offerings that blow away anything mentioned here in features for value, as well as offering precise fitting options. Aerostich Ropers are another fine option, but understandable that their US-centric branding wouldn't register here.
" U " should not be too lazy to left click on that thing that says " Show More " It's not rocket science as that option is in EVERY youtube content creator's video if he has a certain amount of lines of text or urls ( aka website links)
Hey, thanks for all the great vids. I am looking for something to get me through my early morning commute in northern California that ranges from the high thirties to the mid fifties (Fahrenheit…so…2-12 Celcius). My A-Stars Valparaiso gloves are just warm enough right now, but I can tell they will not be enough in a month or so. I noticed you didn’t mention the Jet Roads as especially good for cold winter weather. Also, you didn’t include them in your winter gear vids (IIRC). But RevZilla markets the jet road and tech road as, basically, the warmest of all A-Stars gloves. So, what do you think of the Jet Road in terms of warmth?
Hey Nicolas! The Jet Road is a good cold-weather glove and definitely warmer than your Valparaiso. I didn't include it in my cold-weather riding gear video because, for the price, there are warmer options. Five and Held make some stellar waterproof gloves with more insulation. ~RyanF9
It would be more realistic if you wore a jacket instead of having your sleeves out of the way. Then you can see if they fit well over the jacket cuffs which few do. Put on a sweater or long sleeve shirt, put on a jacket with a liner and then put on the gloves and see how/if the glove gauntlet can keep air from going up your sleeves.
I took a small spill under 25 in my Oakley factory pilot gloves and had a shocking amount of skin missing on my ring and pinky finger. It's almost like it did nothing. Apparently they're only for tactical use, not riding.
What bout if you just want cold weather gloves, or waterproof gloves. Do videos based on climate categories that span all riding styles - they would be very helpful!
why oh why we dont have this kind of motorcycle parts/gears/tips reviews based on Malaysia markets or a supplier like Fort9 in Malaysia.... everything is overpriced whenever it hits our market with just a normal not even decent LS2 helmet being priced at 580 ringgit
Hi Ryan, Thanks for the information in this and other of your videos. I fully agree with some comments and request you to please put the names of the products in your videos, ideally at the same time as you review them. Also, I clicked on your link and I got a message that you serve only Canadian customers. Is that right? I am a motorcycle rider from The Netherlands. Thanks Anjaan.
1. He did put the names of the products in his video. It's called LISTENING. 2. There's this think right below the name of the youtube channel you're watching called a Description. There is this thing you can click " Show More " . As the name suggests..guess what? There ya go. And yes, Fortnine is and has always been based right in Canada. The links will redirect you to Revzilla.com for applicable countries they sell motorcycle stuff to.
If you can't choose a size option for motorcycle gloves, then you're shopping at the wrong vendor/website/business. revzilla is an awesome choice, but i'm not sure what country you're in.
@@motoryzen i'm in canada. and the website is the link to the gloves in the description of the video. so it's fortnine. when i'm trying to click on select an option for size, I can't click ! I can't change it and it doesn't seem to indicate any size at all.
Product links:
Z1R Gloves: frt9.co/oyc71w
Alpinestars Gloves: frt9.co/i04118
Icon Pursuit Touchscreen Gloves: frt9.co/yg3d1a
@FortNine Your The Icon Pursuit Touchscreen Gloves link led me to Revzilla.com where it states the item I was looking for was discontinued. I was redirected to Revzilla because fortnine.ca only services Canada and I am in the USA. I found the Icon Pursuit CE Gloves as a possible substitute for $65 on Revzilla.com.
Come on Fortnine! It’s time for a current touring glove video, it’s 2023
The reason why the Alpinestars jet road has double layer gauntlet is because the first inner (gore-tex) layer goes under the jacket sleeve and the second on the top. This way any water running down your sleeve will stay out of your glove and drain out of the two eyelets at the bottom of the gauntlet just before the wrist strap
Oddly all my leather gloves worked with my smartphones, even the 12 € gloves from AliExpress, and they never mentioned they would work on a smartphone.
Btw, the winter motorcycle gloves from Lidl work very good in winter and rain, and they are cheap.
Love your "best of 2016" series. Anthony from ZLA has some real competition here! I appreciate the production quality and the comprehensive, well-organized info.
winter gloves test pls...with the details how long they keep you warm and how long they waterproof :))....PLEASE!!!!
i'd like to see you do motorcycle technique videos, braking, finding the apex, shifting, and so forth. I Just think it would be entertaining and really helpful
Motojitsu. You're welcome. :D Cheers.
Some great info Ryan, well presented. I just finished a mini-marathon of these F9 gear vids and I must say I'm quite impressed. My question although about the gloves, may be put towards some of the gear; jackets, boots etc. What is a good cold weather glove? I'm talking pushing 0 Celsius (-5C is my record). Heated grips sure are handy. Get it? Handy? Okay I'll stop now. Any advice is welcome.
Hey! I have a *handy* little secret for cold weather: snowmobile gloves. They tend to be cheaper and warmer than the motorcycling equivalents. More bulky too, but let's be honest, cold-weather motorcycle gloves aren't exactly slim either. The Scott AC Premium GTX Gloves (www.canadasmotorcycle.ca/scott-ac-premium-gtx-gloves.html) come to mind as one of the cheapest ways to get Gore-Tex, which I highly recommend. If you're dead-set on buying a purpose-built cold-weather motorcycle glove, check out this video: ruclips.net/video/pid0sHmI1gg/видео.html . That Five WFX1 is *super* warm and about as technical as they come. ~RyanF9
This is an unusually brief and shallow offering for F9. No mention of the gold standard for street/touring gloves, Held Steves? Held quality may not be what it once was as they face greater competition, but I still think they have offerings that blow away anything mentioned here in features for value, as well as offering precise fitting options. Aerostich Ropers are another fine option, but understandable that their US-centric branding wouldn't register here.
Always enjoy your vids
Time for some updated glove reviews!
wish there was updated videos for gloves, as this was done nearly 8 years ago.
When's your website gonna start shipping internationally?
TheHK Dan still “not yet” unfortunately...
Why don't you ship to america
@@illuforce Or venezuela
@@illuforce They are in America.
@@TheGrundigg they’re Canadian. revzilla is their affiliate
What about the same video for 2019?
Great video again. Would love to see a test of the scorpion ADX 950 v LS2 metro evo. Two adventure helments , which is best.
U should put the names of the products in text on screen.
" U " should not be too lazy to left click on that thing that says " Show More " It's not rocket science as that option is in EVERY youtube content creator's video if he has a certain amount of lines of text or urls ( aka website links)
Or just listen dummy.
Hey, thanks for all the great vids. I am looking for
something to get me through my early morning commute in northern California
that ranges from the high thirties to the mid fifties (Fahrenheit…so…2-12
Celcius). My A-Stars Valparaiso gloves are just warm enough right now, but I
can tell they will not be enough in a month or so.
I noticed you didn’t mention the Jet Roads as especially
good for cold winter weather. Also, you didn’t include them in your winter gear
vids (IIRC). But RevZilla markets the jet road and tech road as, basically, the
warmest of all A-Stars gloves.
So, what do you think of the Jet Road in terms of warmth?
Hey Nicolas! The Jet Road is a good cold-weather glove and definitely warmer than your Valparaiso. I didn't include it in my cold-weather riding gear video because, for the price, there are warmer options. Five and Held make some stellar waterproof gloves with more insulation. ~RyanF9
Scorpion SG3 mkll gloves or Scorpion SGS mkll gloves should be mentioned
It would be more realistic if you wore a jacket instead of having your sleeves out of the way. Then you can see if they fit well over the jacket cuffs which few do. Put on a sweater or long sleeve shirt, put on a jacket with a liner and then put on the gloves and see how/if the glove gauntlet can keep air from going up your sleeves.
How do you get all this gear?You sponsored.I like all your video's ,gonna be very helpful when shopping for my stuff.
I took a small spill under 25 in my Oakley factory pilot gloves and had a shocking amount of skin missing on my ring and pinky finger. It's almost like it did nothing. Apparently they're only for tactical use, not riding.
Hey man. Awesome videos. The prices you mention in all of your videos are in Canadian Dollars or USD?
CAD, always :)
I was wondering the same, thanks. Plastic money it is ;)
What bout if you just want cold weather gloves, or waterproof gloves. Do videos based on climate categories that span all riding styles - they would be very helpful!
i am biker and always wear a Kevlar motorcycle gloves
It must be warm to go out when it snows
why oh why we dont have this kind of motorcycle parts/gears/tips reviews based on Malaysia markets or a supplier like Fort9 in Malaysia.... everything is overpriced whenever it hits our market with just a normal not even decent LS2 helmet being priced at 580 ringgit
Hi Ryan,
Thanks for the information in this and other of your videos.
I fully agree with some comments and request you to please put the names of the products in your videos, ideally at the same time as you review them. Also, I clicked on your link and I got a message that you serve only Canadian customers. Is that right? I am a motorcycle rider from The Netherlands.
Thanks
Anjaan.
1. He did put the names of the products in his video. It's called LISTENING. 2. There's this think right below the name of the youtube channel you're watching called a Description. There is this thing you can click " Show More " . As the name suggests..guess what? There ya go.
And yes, Fortnine is and has always been based right in Canada. The links will redirect you to Revzilla.com for applicable countries they sell motorcycle stuff to.
3:37 Literally scared the crap outta me bc I thought the glove was on the table
My favorite are Rukkas too bad you don't sell any
Any recommendations for someone with larger-than-average thumbs? My Joe rocket gloves fit tight on my thumbs, they're too short.
Try Tourmaster - I find their gloves typically have the longest thumbs. Of course all the other fingers are pretty long too :P ~RyanF9
Thanks, I'll give them a look. Maybe I should've gone with the extra large instead of large haha
the new knox gloves have long thumbs, i know because i read the complaints in a youtube review of them
I wouldn't use the first one on anything, that goes faster than 20mph.
can we get an update to this?
59th
question. for the size of the gloves, I can't choose a size option ! is there a way to modify it or is it only one size ?
If you can't choose a size option for motorcycle gloves, then you're shopping at the wrong vendor/website/business. revzilla is an awesome choice, but i'm not sure what country you're in.
@@motoryzen i'm in canada. and the website is the link to the gloves in the description of the video. so it's fortnine. when i'm trying to click on select an option for size, I can't click ! I can't change it and it doesn't seem to indicate any size at all.
is Z1R a one-size-fits-all, or is there a woman's model? I'm thinking of getting something for my girlfriend.
It runs in size small - 3XL, so loads of options for all hands. Hope she likes it! ~RyanF9
i miswrote what I wanted to say, I meant if this is the only model or is there any specific woman's model lol but thanks!
Ahhh I see. Nope - no women's model as far as I know. ~RyanF9
que cara de bartolo
0:54 hahhahahaha
that greenscreen is just terrible
disagree - until you complained I never noticed
Because Not green screen