Arne
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- First reviewDecember 30, 2011
- Last reviewJune 24, 2012
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- Average rating3.3
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Leatt STX Road Neck Brace Leatt STX Road, the all-new neck brace for street motorcycle riders. Built around a fibreglass reinforced polyamide resin frame, designed with Leatt's Alternative Load Path Technology, the Leatt STX Road features seamless integration of function, movement and looks for street motorcycle riding on the road or at the race track. The STX Road accommodates on-board size fitting for easy, no-tool size adjustments for use with or without various riding garments. Street Thoracic designed to accommodate an aero hump and various types of body armor, also folds for easy storage. Specifically designed to give generous movement of your helmet for the over-the-shoulder view. Optimal street riding position No-tool size adjustment Unique Street Thoracic designed to accommodate an aero hump Street Thoracic foldable for easy storage Security feature allows brace to be safely locked to motorcycle Integrated padding accommodates movement for over-the-shoulder views Rubber-coated front tip helps prevent motorcycle body scratches Jacket zipper relief Adjustable to fit most riders SIZING NOTE When measuring yourself for the STX Road Brace please take your measurements with your gear ON!
Overall rating
Impossible to make it fit
PostedJune 24, 2012
Arne
From Seattle
State:WA
Rider Type:Road Warrior
Age:35-44
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
3
/
5
Style
3
/
5
Comfort
2
/
5
Protection & Durability
1
/
5
Air Flow
5
/
5
Features
4
/
5
The sizing chart suggested a size XXL. This was way to big. I exchanged for size LG-XL. I really tried hard to get a correct fit with the jacket I wear but found it impossible to do so, even with all the possible adjustments. The brace will not stay in place and will thus not provide proper protection. The brace itself seems sturdy but the elastic bands keeping it in place are a gimmick. Returning this for a refund. Revzilla's customer support is great. Do not expect any support from the company that makes the brace. If you have back and shoulder armor you will have fitment problems. Do not trust the provided size chart
No, I do not recommend this product.
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Dainese 4 Stroke Gloves This short summer glove has been designed for the most demanding motorcycle riders in terms of ergonomics and performance, but also features technical content and assertive design. The 4-Stroke features a high technical level, thanks to stainless steel composite inserts and TPR on the knuckles and back of hand. Pinky finger construction reinforced with internal inserts in TPR, Distortion Control, and a reinforced palm with palm slider. Remarkable ergonomics and comfort are also guaranteed by inserts in elasticated fabric, Microelastic elasticated inserts, a tightening strap, precurved fingers with perforation at the sides, and perforated palm and back. Features Composite inserts in preformed stainless steel and thermoplastic resin on the knuckles and back Inserts in thermoplastic resin on the outside of the little finger Inserts in thermoplastic resin at the joints of the fingers Distortion Control on the little finger Inserts in thermoplastic polyurethane on the palm of the hand and the cuff Combination of cowhide leather and goatskin Stone PU Spandex fabric Reinforced palm Tightening strap Inserts in elasticated fabric Elasticated inserts Pre-curved fingers Perforated leather Perforated back, palm and inner side of finger Soft inserts Microplastic elasticated inserts (PCT Patent pending)
Overall rating
Very nice gloves requiring break-in
PostedJune 5, 2012
Arne
From Seattle
State:WA
Rider Type:Road Warrior
Age:35-44
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
Style
5
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5
Comfort
4
/
5
Protection & Durability
4
/
5
Air Flow
4
/
5
Features
5
/
5
I wanted some summer gloves that provide protection. Protection and air flow are conflicting goals. These gloves provide good protection while still having decent airflow. If you want more airflow you have to give up protection. The gloves are very stiff at first and hard to get into. They certainly require some use to break in and become comfortable. This is a short cuff gloves that still provides decent ulnar protection. The gloves are not waterproof (obviously). Kind of expensive but very very nice gloves.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Gerbing's Heated Socks Motorcycling and cold feet dont mix. Your feet control braking, shifting and provide stability when you stop. Thats why Gerbings developed their new Microwire Sock Liners to wrap snugly around each foot, and deliver even heat to the tops as well as the bottoms. And the socks are cut specifically for left/right feet for a perfect fit and better warmth. Made from a lightweight, wicking, four-way stretch material, the new Sock Liners feature Gerbings patented Microwire Heat Technology for the kind of smooth, soothing heat only Gerbings can deliver. And these new Sock Liners sport a special long cut that pulls up over your calf, making them ideal regardless how tall your boots are. Gerbings Heated Sock Liners. Theyll help your feet defeat the cold. Gerbing's socks are made from a lightweight, wicking, four-way stretch material The socks are heated on the bottom and top of the sock concentrating heat toward the toes which adds extra heat where it is needed most Extended height to cover the calf Wide elastic band for extra comfort Sock design is specific to left and right for a better fit AWM round power cable maximizes comfort Hand-washable anti-bacterial-treated material Patented Microwire heating technology Lifetime Warranty on the sock liners' Microwire heating technology Specifications Heat Microwire heat technology Source 12-volts DC Current 1.4amps/pair Watts 17 Watts Surface Temp 135F 5 at 32F Gerbing's and RevZilla STRONGLY recommend the use of a temperature controller with this product, failure to do so may cause burns.
Overall rating
Not bad but not stellar either
PostedDecember 30, 2011
Arne
From Seattle
State:WA
Rider Type:Road Warrior
Age:35-44
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
3
/
5
Style
4
/
5
Comfort
2
/
5
Protection & Durability
2
/
5
Air Flow
4
/
5
Features
4
/
5
Fit
Small
Large
I'm using these with a dual heat troller. With heated gloves, jacket liner & pant liner it is tricky to get temperatures right. The socks are definitely warm. They are somewhat of a pain to put on and wire up. Time will tell how durable the socks are but whenever I put them on I'm afraid I'll rip the fabric. The socks are comfortable to ride in but not at all comfortable to walk in. Overall not bad and your feet do stay warm in these.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Gerbing's Heated Socks Motorcycling and cold feet dont mix. Your feet control braking, shifting and provide stability when you stop. Thats why Gerbings developed their new Microwire Sock Liners to wrap snugly around each foot, and deliver even heat to the tops as well as the bottoms. And the socks are cut specifically for left/right feet for a perfect fit and better warmth. Made from a lightweight, wicking, four-way stretch material, the new Sock Liners feature Gerbings patented Microwire Heat Technology for the kind of smooth, soothing heat only Gerbings can deliver. And these new Sock Liners sport a special long cut that pulls up over your calf, making them ideal regardless how tall your boots are. Gerbings Heated Sock Liners. Theyll help your feet defeat the cold. Gerbing's socks are made from a lightweight, wicking, four-way stretch material The socks are heated on the bottom and top of the sock concentrating heat toward the toes which adds extra heat where it is needed most Extended height to cover the calf Wide elastic band for extra comfort Sock design is specific to left and right for a better fit AWM round power cable maximizes comfort Hand-washable anti-bacterial-treated material Patented Microwire heating technology Lifetime Warranty on the sock liners' Microwire heating technology Specifications Heat Microwire heat technology Source 12-volts DC Current 1.4amps/pair Watts 17 Watts Surface Temp 135F 5 at 32F Gerbing's and RevZilla STRONGLY recommend the use of a temperature controller with this product, failure to do so may cause burns.
Gerbing heated sock
Hello,
Do I need to wear a sock liner under the heated socks or can the Gerbing socks contact skin?
Do I need to wear a sock liner under the heated socks or can the Gerbing socks contact skin?
I am using these without a sock liner without any issues so far. A sock liner might make it a little easier to put them on. I have not cranked them all the way up without a liner though.
1 year, 4 months ago
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Arne
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
Seattle