Those were my next port of call.Any discolouration?
None at all.
Recommend summer WP gloves
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None at all.
I think you need to do a bit of googling my friend! I paid considerably less than that for mine!
I think you need to do a bit of googling my friend! I paid considerably less than that for mine!
I always do, that was the headline price. Nothing worse than sticker shock !
Since selling my pro summer gloves which as I said were good but no good to me due to Klim cuffs I have a pair of Klim element short gloves which are so far totally waterproof and not too hot so far this year
I paid £120 for my apollo gloves from biker-land.de
I've got a pair of the GS Dry Gloves, really comfortable, a little tight at first but fit perfectly now and so far totally waterproof in the few weeks I have been using them (including through some torrential storms)
Biker Land every time
Hi have a couple of pairs of Rallye gloves. not water proof but if one gets wet with a days riding I just wear the other. The day usually dries out the wet pair then. Prefer to feel the handlebars, never been keen on thick gloves or waterproof that never breathes on hot days.
freelancer2011
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Crikey, I think this is my first where I give back (to the community)! 
(I know I need to sort out the subscription soon though!)
At the moment, I'm rolling with Held Touring Star gloves.
http://www.getgeared.co.uk/held_motorcycle_gloves_touring_star_gtx
Tactile, lightweight, great windscreen wiper on the throttle finger that doesn't protrude the handlebar grip. Some discolouration on the edges of the forefingers but I think that's my fault for not nourishing the leather recently. Rest of the leather and other materials are solid and still in good condition! Have almost had them for a whole year and on the recent hottest days, I've still decided to slip my paws into the Gore-Tex liner as opposed to the aerated ones which allow air through specfically for the warmer weather. Same, last year, when I bought them in September. I managed to use them for most of the mild Winter had, last year. Only on the coldest days, I used my Winter Gloves. Their 2-in-1 layer gloves are awesome! They tend to be named 'Something-and-Dry'. My Held Winter Gore-Tex ones aren't called that but do have the layered system and still brilliant.
Hope this helps! :O)
Lab.
(I know I need to sort out the subscription soon though!)At the moment, I'm rolling with Held Touring Star gloves.
http://www.getgeared.co.uk/held_motorcycle_gloves_touring_star_gtx
Tactile, lightweight, great windscreen wiper on the throttle finger that doesn't protrude the handlebar grip. Some discolouration on the edges of the forefingers but I think that's my fault for not nourishing the leather recently. Rest of the leather and other materials are solid and still in good condition! Have almost had them for a whole year and on the recent hottest days, I've still decided to slip my paws into the Gore-Tex liner as opposed to the aerated ones which allow air through specfically for the warmer weather. Same, last year, when I bought them in September. I managed to use them for most of the mild Winter had, last year. Only on the coldest days, I used my Winter Gloves. Their 2-in-1 layer gloves are awesome! They tend to be named 'Something-and-Dry'. My Held Winter Gore-Tex ones aren't called that but do have the layered system and still brilliant.
Hope this helps! :O)
Lab.
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