10 Best Motorcycle Gloves for Any Type of Rider
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- Choosing high-quality gloves, second only to getting a great helmet, is crucial to your safety when you're riding a motorcycle. Just like motorcycle helmets, boots, and jackets, motorcycle gloves have a primary role in protection. This doesn't only protect you from accidents; it also helps prevent sunburns, wind irritation, cold fingers, and overheating. In this video, we have our top 10 best motorcycle gloves. We also include carbon fiber gloves for those who want a more aesthetically pleasing look while they're riding down the road!
00:00 Intro
01:19 Fox Racing Bomber Gloves
02:18 Alpinestars GP Plus R V2
03:14 Klim Induction Gloves
04:13 Alpinestar Oscar Crazy 8 Gloves
05:09 Rev'it Metric Gloves
06:08 Aether Moto Gloves
06:55 Rev'it Spectrum Gloves
07:51 Alpinestar SMX-1 Air V2 Gloves
08:54 Dainese X-Ride Gloves
09:36 Dainese Carbon 3 Short Gloves
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just out of curiosity, was this written by chatgpt?
This video has a lot of editing mistakes
This video is an editing mistake saying gloves are carbon fiber or even is that is the reason why these do anything he is talking about. Haha.
just got the Dainese X-Ride (#2 on the list). i can tell these will definitely be a breathable riding glove, so i will sacrifice some comfort when it's raining. i will have to wear a liner during these rainy months.
Thats not the V2 Alpinestar youre showing in the begining. Those are the Alpinestars Crazy 8s. The one youre talking about is a full cuff glove.😊
And the ones at the end are the sane but u do show the V2s on some clips. Needs reeditting
No glove is all carbon fiber 😂
using a lot of revzilla footage
You forgot a good one... Shocker that every single glove here is not a budget option since like the cheapest one you shot up there was like $100+.
EVS Sport NYC - $60 with Carbon Fiber knuckles...
100 is pretty budget friendly considering we're talking about the safety of your hands
Kind of like how you shouldn't purchase a helmet that's under 200
@@sethsmallwoods see, that's all nice in theory. But doesn't actually pan out in reality. It's called the law of diminishing returns. At what point are you paying more and getting barely anything back in return? Just because it's budget friendly, does it not mean it can't compete? No. So I stand by my point... Adamantly
@@tyrant1178diminishing returns happens when you pay for luxuries on 200 plus dollars gloves 💀 leather is expensive especially treated leather that doesn't bleed colors onto your hands
And as somebody who has helped design projects for utility items trust me they're not making as much money back on these gloves as you think
@@tyrant1178another thing the bomber gloves are 60 something dollars and usually on sale for like 40 to 50 and while they're not as good as traditional riding gloves they're still pretty great
@@sethsmallwoods yeah they are. My wife actually bought a pair
Rev'it Spectrum Gloves locks terrible
Thermal heated gloves like thermal jackets...with battery pack in the knuckles or wrist...