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RevZilla Staff Premium T-Shirt Lovingly concocted in 2007 and named El Moto Diablo for its geared and devlish lines, the RevZilla Staff Tee Shirt has been part of our lineup from the beginning. It's also the same blue shirt in every video that Anthony has been rocking since day one of RevZillaTV on Youtube. People love to point out that Anthony doesn't ever change his clothes. I guess when it works you stick with it. The tee is screen printed on a high thread-count blank that is anything but one of those throw away tees you get free at the ball game. We wear tees a lot - almost every day - and we are very particular about how they fit, feel and hold up wash after wash. Sizing is true to size, if anything they run a hair on the small side. Show your love for TeamZilla. Make a statement. Boom.
Overall rating
RevZilla Tee Shirt
PostedJanuary 28, 2013
Great shirt. Shrunk up a bit though, get a size larger than you need.
Love it though, no complaints on free gear ;-)
Rides: 1995 Honda CBR900RR
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Klim Adventure Gloves KLIM's Adventure Glove incorporates the comfortable versatility and durability of a leather glove with the technology and fit of a high-end enduro glove. Featuring Pittards premium water-resistant leather and corded nylon stretch construction, the Adventure Glove combines flex and toughness in all the right places. Exceptional impact resistance is provided by PORON XRD intelligent foam inserts on the fingers and knuckles. Features Adventure and Moto fit with intelligent ventilation Pittards water-resistant leather on palm, palm overlay and top hand overlays Perforated Pittards leather on top wrist area and finger fourchettes Durable fingertip construction Corded nylon stretch panel on top of hand Poron XRD Padding on knuckles and fingers Outseam construction on palm and side of fingers for comfort Adjustable Velcro wrist strap Max visibility 3M Scotchlite reflective material Pull tab on palm Micro-injected logo
Overall rating
Look no further
PostedJanuary 28, 2013
Bang for the Buck
4
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5
Style
4
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5
Comfort
5
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5
Protection & Durability
5
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5
Air Flow
5
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5
Features
5
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5
Excellent gloves!
My recent purchase of Klim's Adventure gloves left me wanting to ride, and with Colorado's winter weather you never know what you will get. Last we were was fortunate to have a few 60 degree days, and I had a chance to try out my new Klim's.
The first thing I noticed was how well the pull tabs are incorporated into the body of the gloves. They are big enough to get a grip on, but not so big as to become uncomfortable, they don't rub against your wrist's, and they allow you to pull your gloves on without putting any stress on the stitching.
The leather is extremely soft and comfortable, and the additional strip along the palm and thumb should not only help them last longer, they also eliminate the seam some gloves have on the inside of the thumb.
The nylon panel on the top/back of the hand, and the perforated leather between the fingers breath well. And while I could feel the air movement along my hand, It didn't feel like to much, which might make them a little warm in the hot summer months, but any glove in the summer can get hot.
The additional padding on the palm and across the knuckles and fingers is a nice touch, and the velcro was easy to manipulate with the gloves on.
Overall, if I had to say something bad about the Klim Adventure gloves it would be that I didn't have a pair last summer when I rode to Vermont.
The first thing I noticed was how well the pull tabs are incorporated into the body of the gloves. They are big enough to get a grip on, but not so big as to become uncomfortable, they don't rub against your wrist's, and they allow you to pull your gloves on without putting any stress on the stitching.
The leather is extremely soft and comfortable, and the additional strip along the palm and thumb should not only help them last longer, they also eliminate the seam some gloves have on the inside of the thumb.
The nylon panel on the top/back of the hand, and the perforated leather between the fingers breath well. And while I could feel the air movement along my hand, It didn't feel like to much, which might make them a little warm in the hot summer months, but any glove in the summer can get hot.
The additional padding on the palm and across the knuckles and fingers is a nice touch, and the velcro was easy to manipulate with the gloves on.
Overall, if I had to say something bad about the Klim Adventure gloves it would be that I didn't have a pair last summer when I rode to Vermont.
Rides: 1995 Honda CBR900RR
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Dainese Pro Carbon Gloves A racing spirit and assertiveness distinguish this glove - designed to let riders attack the track in complete safety with excellent ergonomics and technicality, thanks to elasticated inserts, pre-curved fingers, and a tightening strap. Knuckles with steel and carbon composite inserts with stiffening ribbing, carbon inserts on the fingers and little finger reinforced with TPU inserts, construction with one single panel of leather for the protection of the stitching on the little finger side of hand and a reinforced palm are only a few of the technical features adopted in this glove. Also available in a ladies version . Protection Composite inserts in stainless steel and carbon fiber with ribbing on the knuckles with reinforced edge Carbon fiber inserts Inserts in thermoplastic polyurethane on the outside of the little finger Ergonomics and Comfort Cowhide leather Stone PU Reinforced palm One single leather panel to the size of the hand Tightening strap Adjustable cuff strap Inserts in elasticated fabric Elasticated inserts Pre-curved fingers Perforated cuff Perforation on the inner side of finger
Overall rating
Good glove, but a bit uncomfortable.
PostedSeptember 26, 2012
Bang for the Buck
3
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5
Style
4
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5
Comfort
4
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5
Protection & Durability
5
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5
Air Flow
3
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5
Features
4
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5
I dont know what the issue is, the gloves fit well, the fingers are not to tight, nor to loose, but the right glove tends to make my hand feel cramped after a long day riding. Can't explain what causes it, I have tried to figure it out, but no reasonable explanation. The left glove isn't a problem, just the right. It isn't a big enough problem to stop me from wearing them. And no, It isn't because it's my throttle hand, I have ridden for many years with my old gloves and never had this problem before. Aside from this one issue the gloves are well made, excellent craftsmanship, good design and quality materials.
Would I buy them again, Yes
Would I buy them again, Yes
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Dainese High Visibility Pro Vest
Dainese High Visibility Pro Features High-tenacity polyamide fabric Inserts in elastic fabric Waist adjustment Mesh liner Garment certified to EN 471 Standard Reflective inserts 1 outside pocket Internal pocket Rear external pocket
Overall rating
Overall excellent product!!
PostedSeptember 26, 2012
Bang for the Buck
4
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5
Style
5
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5
Comfort
5
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5
Protection & Durability
5
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5
Air Flow
5
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5
Features
5
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5
I wear this vest over a Klim Badlands Pro jacket and admittedly I was concerned about reducing the airflow of the jacket. Not a problem, I still get plenty of airflow. The high vis color makes me much more visible around town during the day, and at night , , , ,the Dainese logo on the back combined with the reflective strips around the waist and across the shoulders only serve to make me that much more visible.
The lacing down the sides makes it easy to adjust whether I am wearing it over my jacket, or on its own.
Having spent a week in the ICU after one driver 'didn't see' me I prefer to be as visible as possible, and this vest makes that happen.
This is a great vest with excellent quality material and craftsmanship.
I would definitely buy this again.
Many thanks to the RevZilla rep who helped steer my decision. You were absolutely correct about the air flow issue.
Thanks again!
The lacing down the sides makes it easy to adjust whether I am wearing it over my jacket, or on its own.
Having spent a week in the ICU after one driver 'didn't see' me I prefer to be as visible as possible, and this vest makes that happen.
This is a great vest with excellent quality material and craftsmanship.
I would definitely buy this again.
Many thanks to the RevZilla rep who helped steer my decision. You were absolutely correct about the air flow issue.
Thanks again!
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Cortech Youth DX 2 Gloves The greatest of ideas are borne out of necessity and Cortech saw a need for a dual purpose glove built to withstand abuse. Back for 2011, the Cortech DX 2 Gloves retains all the elements of the DX gloves from years past and continues on the tradition of a well-built but lightweight glove for adventure riding. Features Clarino 0.8mm palm material with internal foam padding is ergonomically configured to increase grip comfort Durable, two-way stretch material in the thumb, fingers and top of hand Clarino panels are strategically located on the thumbs to help resist wear from grip flanges Neoprene knuckle and wrist panels provide flexible comfort and roost protection Stretch elastane material fourchettes increase comfort and finger dexterity TPR molder finger, top of hand panels and cuff closure
Size on youth mx glove. He is 8yrs old wears 8-9 clothing. Average size kid. Thoughts?
He is not here to measure
Thor Youth Spectrum Gloves Any rider, any terrain, any condition one glove. The Spectrum glove is the perfect combination of coverage, great flexibility, rugged durability, and an exceptional value. The dimple mesh chassis provides a fit thats spot-on and the lightly padded palm helps reduce bar vibration while the silicone finger print provides increased lever control. Features TPR hook and loop wrist closure system Dimple mesh chassis with additional airprene panels that promote airflow Perforated finger panels assist in keeping your hand cool Finger and hand direct injects for added protection Lightweight palm padding enhances durability and comfort
I am wanting to buy these gloves for my 3 year old nephew. What size would you recommend??
I need them by Christmas so a prompt response would be appreciated.
I would go as small as you can for a 3 year old.
I can't imagine they would be tight, and if they are a bit snug they will stretch out. If they are just to small you could return/exchange them.
I will say they are EXTREMELY comfortable.
I can't imagine they would be tight, and if they are a bit snug they will stretch out. If they are just to small you could return/exchange them.
I will say they are EXTREMELY comfortable.
4 months, 3 weeks ago
Klim Adventure Gloves KLIM's Adventure Glove incorporates the comfortable versatility and durability of a leather glove with the technology and fit of a high-end enduro glove. Featuring Pittards premium water-resistant leather and corded nylon stretch construction, the Adventure Glove combines flex and toughness in all the right places. Exceptional impact resistance is provided by PORON XRD intelligent foam inserts on the fingers and knuckles. Features Adventure and Moto fit with intelligent ventilation Pittards water-resistant leather on palm, palm overlay and top hand overlays Perforated Pittards leather on top wrist area and finger fourchettes Durable fingertip construction Corded nylon stretch panel on top of hand Poron XRD Padding on knuckles and fingers Outseam construction on palm and side of fingers for comfort Adjustable Velcro wrist strap Max visibility 3M Scotchlite reflective material Pull tab on palm Micro-injected logo
Goretex?
The Klim website describes this glove as being lined with Goretex. Yours does not. Which is it?
Dainese High Visibility Pro Vest
Dainese High Visibility Pro Features High-tenacity polyamide fabric Inserts in elastic fabric Waist adjustment Mesh liner Garment certified to EN 471 Standard Reflective inserts 1 outside pocket Internal pocket Rear external pocket
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What size is required to fit over a large Revit Sand jacket?
Jeffktm,
I cant say for sure with the Revit Sand Jacket, but I wear a Large Klim Badlands Pro Jacket and the XL Dainese vest fits just right over that. With the lace up sides it has plenty of room for adjustment and never feels loose or like it is flapping around in the wind.
Honestly, I cant say enough good things about this vest.
It is a bit pricy, but worth every penny.
Hope that helps.
Ride safe, live long.
I cant say for sure with the Revit Sand Jacket, but I wear a Large Klim Badlands Pro Jacket and the XL Dainese vest fits just right over that. With the lace up sides it has plenty of room for adjustment and never feels loose or like it is flapping around in the wind.
Honestly, I cant say enough good things about this vest.
It is a bit pricy, but worth every penny.
Hope that helps.
Ride safe, live long.
8 months ago