Top 10 motorcycle gloves for 2021
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- In this video review, Chris talks through our top 10 motorcycle gloves for 2021.
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00:00:38 - Held Madoc glove.
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00:04:31 - Lee Parks ISDT glove.
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00:08:58 - Klim Baja S4 glove.
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00:11:20 - Racer Verano glove.
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00:13:18 - Rukka Infinium GTX glove.
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00:16:54 - Halvarssons Ljusdal glove.
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00:22:38 - Held Burt glove.
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00:24:27 - Halvarssons Hofors glove.
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00:26:38 - Belstaff Hampstead glove.
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00:28:07 - Rukka Bartlett GTX glove.
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I absolutely adore how unrusherd and comperhensive these reviews are. Huge thumbs up!
Great video. Looking forward to visiting the shop when I'm looking for a new pair of winter gloves in a few months.
Can I just say well done to whoever is producing these videos. The production quality is much improved, looks great! Keep it up.
Love your reviews. It’s like a gentleman’s tailor for bikers 💪🏻👍🏻
Very comprehensive as always Chris👏. I have four pairs of motorcycle gloves. Watching you sell these newcomers makes me want to buy another pair which is clearly madness 😂
I am curious as to why Motolegends don't carry the Rev'It brand. Are they too sporty or is there another particular reason for that?
great vlog.. very informative,, appreciated
Is there something you recommend that’s a summer glove for hot humid climates with kangaroo skin that will fit me like a second skin but maybe a bit more “sporty” …or just traditional looking not necessarily sporty, than the Lee parks ? Kind of like the red racer gloves. I like the look of those…would love if they were roo though
Thanks very much for another first class very informative film, keep up the great work.
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Interesting stuff Chris I am guessing you do not do any of the Knox brand gloves : ) Cheers
Knox are The Best 👌👌👌
@@davidbirchall5124 nothing special about Knox gloves, they do look nice though
Chris said he doesn’t like Knox……….probably not enough money in supporting a UK company.
@@ianjames3078 nah, he doesn’t make choices based on the profit margins
Hi Chris,
Great video as usual, however after buying from you a pair of Halvarssons Ljusdal gloves, which are superb, I noticed one thing that is a little annoying. After watching this video, I noticed that many manufacturers also have the same annoying feature. The feature that is annoying is, being a left handed person, why do manufacturers only fit touch sensitive buttons on the right glove only?
The Rukka Forsair gloves I purchased from you have touch features on both left and right fore fingers and thumbs. Brilliant, well done Rukka.
Please manufacturers, produce your gloves for us lesser spotted left handers.
Touch feature on the left hand is unsafe. You shouldn't operate the device while you ride. You don't want let go of both throttle and front brake as you ride, so touch feature on the right hand only forces you to be at a standstill before operating your device. On the other hand rain on the visor is only a problem when you ride, so therefor the wiper is on the left glove - again so that you avoid the above issue about letting go of throttle and brake.
Nick The Quick, I must say your reason for not having left hand touch controls makes no sense whatsoever, I never said I wanted to control my screen whilst riding, I know better then that, however if I really was going to use the screen whilst riding, I would rather be able to use my left hand and still be ready with the front brake. I also assume that you are maybe not left handed and I guess like me, you would find it difficult to use a touch screen whilst wearing gloves with your wrong hand.
Lee Parks gloves do seem to be highly regarded. I bought a pair once, however, and a finger stitch ripped, allowing a hole big enough for my finger to slip through.
Maybe I had a dud, idk, but I never bought another pair. These black and orange gloves look great.. maybe worth a go!
My go to daily glove for like 9 months a year is Revit summit h2o. I have them for about 4 years and I don’t think they will serve me another year as they started showing some serious wear. Friend of mine bought dainese universe gloves and I really like them and also I like the last rukka you showed. The only bad thing is I can’t see rukka before I buy.
Love this channel, soooo good.
Do you review Alpinestar gloves or jackets....their gear seems very good !
Would you recommend one of these gloves for hole day raining, and after this the glove will be dry and ready for use again the next morning?
I have a Held glove and it sucks water and is about a week to get dry again.
I've found BMW gloves to be quite good, very good imo.
Remind me please isn’t kangaroo skin superior for gloves or is goatskin better? You mentioned how much stronger roo is that cow but what about goat? Thanks
How do i buy the Keith CODE gloves in the US. I only ride deerskin. Perfect ! 😎
Would love to see some of these gloves in Russia to try them on
If I'm not mistaken, Klim is pronounced like climb.
Why don't you sell DANE brand?
Btw I have DANE NIBE GTX leather glove
Again... old mistake, we barely see glove details in close up. Could you stop handcopter for 5-10 sec?
Brilliant stuff. Question: I don't see any vents on the Lee Parks gloves but buyers report that they handle hot weather nonetheless - are vents not lacking?
I have three pairs of Lee Parks...they handle southern California and Florida heat with no problems. Don't notice the lack of vents at all
@@quincyfry6569 Thank you
Can you explain what’s unique design wise about the moto legends Lee parks vs his own websites ?
Apropos the Lee Parks deerskin gloves: deerskin is a good material for gloves and I suspect that these gloves would encounter little difficulty achieving a pass result, so its a real shame Lee Parks hasn’t invested the £890 required for EN 13594:2015 testing, plus £880 for UKCA certification (typical costs quoted); meaning there would be no need for you to caveat your comments, Chris.
I’ll suggest he do so. If you know of a group interested in buying maybe I could persuade him
@@Fee.1 : Demand isn’t the criteria by which compliance with the law is decided. Supply is. The guidance issued by UK Trading Standards, via the British Safety Industry Federation, at www.bsif.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Motorcyclist-PPE-1.pdf, and the legislation itself, sets out that economic operators must not put non-conforming products on the market; so Motolegends is taking a risk by selling these gloves, knowing they are required to be tested and certified, and knowing that has not been done.
@@paulvarnsverry11 well he’s selling them as uncertified gloves not safety rated motorcycle gloves, for the time being at least, so I don’t see how he’s at risk. It’s about the claims being made not the product or gardening gloves would also be illegal
@@Fee.1 You are incorrect. Because of historic abuses under the previous ‘voluntary’ designation of motorcyclists’ clothing, where the manufacturer decided whether or not to claim their products as protective, in January 2016 the European Parliament decreed that motorcyclists’ clothing would be officially classified as PPE under the new Regulation 2016/425 (see www.fema-online.eu/website/index.php/2016/01/20/new-european-rules-for-motorcycle-gear/). The Lee Parks gloves are being sold as motorcyclists’ gloves. They fall within the scope of the legislation.
Gardening gloves are also PPE, but sit in the category below motorcyclists’ gloves, whereas oven gloves and mitts and industrial safety gloves sit in the same category as motorcyclists’ gloves (some industrial safety gloves sit in the category above motorcyclists’ gloves). This is determined by the legislation, not the standards. The legislation is the “who must do what and when”. Standards are the “how”. The two are often conflated, as regularly occurs in the Motolegends videos.
@@paulvarnsverry11 define “sold as motorcycling gloves” because it doesn’t seem to me that they are.
Can you please review the segura subotai jacket
Hi Chris, been wanting a set of Lee Parks gloves for ages. Problem is I need the full length gloves to fit over my sleeves. Will you be carrying these? I also want the insulated ones on Lee’s website.
I've come to realise - you can trust the chap in the cap. HONEST advice. It's getting rare nowadays. Wished I'd had heard his advice before buying a bell 500 for my big head and guant face.
Hmmm surprised they don’t have an entire set of infinium base layers
Lee Parks for me, followed by Racer. Why no Knox gloves?
Chris doesn’t like Knox
Don’t you mean Lee parks is to track riding what Keith code is to road riding? Keith teaches beginner riders and road riders. Lee has teaches track riding
Why are you dressed like a 19th century chimney sweep🤨